Lorgakor's Picture Thread

Nov 27, 2005

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Lorgakor

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Some new pictures.

A. huriana. Pie molted since the last pics, and no longer has the pink legs.




B. ruhnaui. This thing is sooo slow growing!


C. cyaneopubescens.


G. pulchra.


B. smithi.




Newly molted N. chromatus. Just starting to get some leg striping. I expect to see more of a red butt on the next molt.


H. schmidti. This is my newest addition. It hasn't eaten yet, but I offered it a dead cricket anyway.

 

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Nov 27, 2005

• #142

CedrikG

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nice collection of Ts mate

 

Nov 27, 2005

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Very nice pics and T,s:clap:

 

Nov 27, 2005

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nice t's man.

 

Nov 27, 2005

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Thank you everyone!

 

Dec 2, 2005

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A. versicolor. Pigwidgeon is quite the escapist. Everytime I open the container it comes flying out! Such a cutie, and man can it jump!


C. cyaneopubescens


B. emilia


G. pulchra

 

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Dec 3, 2005

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P. Novak

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i would have to say VERY NICE TS AND PICS! wow i love em, i wish i can afford so many Ts. how many Ts do you have?

 

Dec 3, 2005

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Nice pictures, I wish I had my camera back when mine were babies. I like the color changes they go through.

 

Dec 3, 2005

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Thank you both!
I have 19 tarantulas right now.

 

Dec 28, 2005

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This is Ghost, my little baby H. schmidti (dark form). I got Ghost back at the beginning of November. Shipping was rough and long, with no heat pack. The other spiders in the shipment died, but little Ghost was hanging on. It was in a death curl, and it remained in the death curl for two weeks. And until recently it didn't really move, and if it did the movements were jerky and spastic. But today my little Ghost ate a cricket! I am so happy! It's butt was getting quite thin so I was even more worried. Now I am more confident that Ghost will be just fine. Sorry for the long winded story, but I am very happy!

 

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Jan 2, 2006

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Well I never should have gotten excited. Ghost died today anyway. After keeping it alive for two months, I finally get it to eat and it dies. I'm so upset. I've never had a spider die on me before other than mature males. And I don't even have any money to buy a new one. What a wonderful start to the new year. Looks like it's going to be just as crappy as last year.

 

Jan 6, 2006

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E. campestratus - Charlotte came out for a walk on my knee.



Newly molted P. miranda.



Unidentified Acanthoscurria sp. Mature male.



A. seemani

 

Jan 6, 2006

• #153

P. Novak

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im sorry to hear about ghost!

im sure things will get better...my emp and one of my b.vagans died on me a couple of months ago, i know the feeling...


ALTHOUGH YOU DO HAVE VERY NICE TS AND NICE PICS!!!!!!

and i also was wondering what you used to drill those perfect holes into the tubberwares?

 

Jan 6, 2006

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Thank you very much! And I'm sorry to hear about your vagans and your scorpion.
I just used my husbands cordless drill, with different sized bits for different containers. Worked well until I broke one of the bits!

 

Jan 6, 2006

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its ok im over it...


wow you drill better then me cause i use drills and they come out bad, they dont make it smooth on both sides, like one side pops our plastic.(if you get what i mean)

ill take a pic of it when i get my camera back..

 

Jan 15, 2006

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C. cyaneopubescens





H. lividum with cricket.



Young B. emilia


It is really hard to get good pics of this one, P. regalis.



P. miranda baby. She(I hope) is so cute!



Some slings
B. emilia



B. ruhnaui


A. versicolor

 

Jan 30, 2006

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New piccies

My A. seemani made quite a cool burrow recently.


P. lugardi was out and about.


Newly molted N. chromatus.



This one is the same age, just about a month behind in molting.


T. blondi, he just refused food! I believe a molt is imminent!


Thanks for looking.

 

Jan 31, 2006

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theres some nice specimen there im jaloues keep them coming

 

Jan 31, 2006

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Thanks Kirdec!

 

Jan 31, 2006

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great pics as always

love the one of the lividum:} and a blondi that wont eat:? ....lol