Genus Xenesthis

insectoman · Jul 31, 2006

Hello,

my adult mâle immanis :

and my adult female :

Benoît

Gigas · Jul 31, 2006

Crotalus+Insectoman, I am in awe! excellent pics of excellent spids!

brachy · Jul 31, 2006

Vogelspinnen said:
1.5" - 38mm Xenesthis sp white spiderling.

Gabe

Hi

This spider not exist because it didn t descript. The good writing form is

Xenesthis sp. white

GoTerps · Jul 31, 2006

Hi

This spider not exist because it didn t descript. The good writing form is

Xenesthis sp. white

This is what Gabe wrote? What's the problem?

Eric

brachy · Jul 31, 2006

Hi

When the sp. is not desript you must write sp. because in the hobby is a lots of fantastic names for good busines. It s not the big broblem, but its good when it is useing. ex: P. sp. tigris, xygenus sp. somewhere...

GoTerps · Jul 31, 2006

Hi

When the sp. is not desript you must write sp.

He did. Both his photo and post are labeled "Xenesthis sp white"...

I understand what you're saying... but don't understand why it has to do with Gabe's post??

Eric

brachy · Jul 31, 2006

Hi

Sorry

. I would not like to write bad things for anybody . I saw this little mistake on his photo... When is problem I will delete my massage. Please not be angry. :8o

Lorgakor · Jul 31, 2006

I think Brachy is referring to the lack of a period on the end of sp in the original post. That is my take on it anyway.

Pyst · Aug 11, 2006

If anyone could post a picture of a freshly molted adult "weiss" I would really appreciate it. I want to see what I have to look forward to. I've seen a picture before but I'm unable to find it. Thx!

-Mike

Philth · Sep 12, 2006

Xenesthis sp. white, Almost mature male

He's big, I cant wait to see him matured. -Tom

Pyst · Sep 12, 2006

Nice pic Philth. Here's a link to my wee one:

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c249/Pyst/Xweiss002.jpg

-Mike

xgrafcorex · Sep 12, 2006

Pyst said:
Nice pic Philth. Here's a link to my wee one:

http://i28.photobucket.com/albums/c249/Pyst/Xweiss002.jpg

-Mike

not sure if i want to see your "wee one" ;P doesn't this belong in the pit??

heres a few i took during the down time. a sackmate of mike's wee one.
before

broken fang

after

Gigas · Sep 12, 2006

Philth said:
Xenesthis sp. white, Almost mature male He's big, I cant wait to see him matured. -Tom

Any reason to think its not an immanis?

Stickytoe · Sep 12, 2006

Adult Female & Molt

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Philth · Sep 12, 2006

Gigus said:
Any reason to think its not an immanis?

This spider had "white" legs when it was a baby, making it different from imminas.

xgrafcorex · Sep 13, 2006

Philth said:
This spider had "white" legs when it was a baby, making it different from imminas.

at about what size do they start getting the coloration on the carapace?

stonemantis · Sep 28, 2006

xgrafcorex said:
at about what size do they start getting the coloration on the carapace?

I know immanis start to get the carapace coloration at about 2.5" - 3". I'm guessing X. sp. "white" is going to be similar in size if not identical before carapace coloration is present.

Just a guess because every individual is different and suprises do happen. I hope this sheds some light on this question

.

Xenesthis PL · Oct 9, 2006

Pterinochilus murinus L13, mature female

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Poecilotheria pederseni L8 , male

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Scorpio maurus, female & male
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king7 · Oct 9, 2006

fantastic pics,love the pokie one.

Tegenaria · Oct 9, 2006

Beautiful clear photos of fantastic spiders(and scorps!)

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