Mack&Cass' Photo Thread

Mack&Cass · Aug 13, 2009

Finally got a photobucket account so decided to start a photo thread. We don't aim to take fantastic pictures, so they're not as good as others out there, we just wanted to show off our beasts.

Phormictopus cancerides sling, Ambrosian

Immature female Brachypelma albopilosum, Scrabble

Grammostola pulchra sling a couple molts ago, Aldonza

Citharischius crawshayi juvie after being dug out to rehouse, Megatron

Grammostola pulchripes sling in premolt, Syracuse

Our Catumiri sp. Argentinensis sling, Thor (these guys are great)

Mature female G. rosea extremely angry, Nubby (she's not on sand anymore before anyone says something)

Pamphobeteus sp. Platyomma sling one molt ago, Octavia

Freshly molted male Acanthoscurria geniculata, Grimace

That's it for now. I'll upload more pictures later.

Mack&Cass · Aug 13, 2009

Some more

A bit of a blurry pic of our immature female Haplopelma lividum coming out to eat, Ursula

Scrabble's boyfriend, Charades...immature male Brachypelma albopilosum

Dolomedes tenebrosus, Dock spider, Marvin

lilmoonrabbit · Aug 13, 2009

scrabble+charades = cutest names ever

Mack&Cass · Oct 25, 2009

Some more pics

Here are some more pictures.

MF E. pachypus

MM Catumiri sp. Argentinesis after his ultimate molt

MF G. rosea

MM B. albopilosum after his ultimate molt

Penultimate female G. rosea - the shot's out of focus unfortunately

Male A. geniculata in premolt

Our insane male P. murinus doing...something

Mattyb · Oct 25, 2009

You have a cool collection of critters there!

ZergFront · Oct 25, 2009

BRAVO!! :clap: I love the fire skinks!

Hehe, that crawshayi sling is so chubby!

Mack&Cass · Nov 2, 2009

MM B. albopilosum

G. pulchra just molted, confirmed male

P. sp. Platyomma just molted, confirmed male...losing the christmas tree!!

G. pulchripes just molted, unsure of sex still

Our baby H. spinifer, he's about 1.5"

crawldad · Nov 2, 2009

Nice collection! Always great to see others are as diverse as I am.

Mattyb · Nov 3, 2009

Love the tokay gecko. How docile is your tree boa? I've had a few that were very cantankerous.

Mack&Cass · Nov 3, 2009

He's not that bad. That was the only time we had ever taken him out, he had a bad shed so we had to bathe him. It took about an hour and a half going into his tank and getting him used to us before we could actually take him out. Once we had him out, he calmed right down and was perfectly fine. For the first 20 minutes though, he was striking at absolutely everything. It just took some time.

Teal · Nov 4, 2009

Awesome collection! I love the array of critters ya got going on

Mack&Cass · Nov 8, 2009

Chilobrachys fimbriatus, suspected female, she's only about 2"

Theraphosidae sp. Peru, this thing wears crazy pants. Unsure of sex, it's only about 1"

Female C. darlingi, she started showing the horn two molts ago, it was very exciting. Mowing down on a cricket:

C. darlingi, she put the cricket down to pose for a picture, and do her feeding dance.

-Cass

Mack&Cass · Nov 8, 2009

One angry P. imperator female

Mature female Haplopelma lividum

2" male Poecilotheria miranda

3+" male Poecilotheria pederseni

-Cass

Teal · Nov 8, 2009

Gorgeous Ts!

Your scorp made me giggle.. I think she's friends with my female P. imperator female, looks like they share the same anger issues LOL

Steve Calceatum · Nov 9, 2009

Wow, you guys!!! What an impressive collection of creatures......great stuff, keep 'em coming!!!

wayne the pain · Nov 10, 2009

Great collection and pictures

Mack&Cass · Nov 11, 2009

Thanks for the comments everyone...it's crappy because a lot of our cool guys are so darn small and difficult to photograph, or they're just insane, or we never see them (ahem, C. crawshayi and O. aureotibialis) Here are some recent pics

Recently molted Poecilotheria metallica, 95% sure he's a boy

-Cass

x Mr Awesome x · Nov 11, 2009

I like the pics guys! Thanks for posting!

fartkowski · Nov 13, 2009

Nice shots.
I think I recognize a few of those

Mack&Cass · Nov 22, 2009

Went to an expo and got some really great additions, we took pictures of the ones that weren't too small

Now to the inverts not too small to photograph, Lasiodora parahybana, this is our first LP and it is crazy, kicks hairs like nothing else

Pamphobeteus sp. antinous

Phormictopus auratus

Aphonopelma bicoloratum

Hopefully I can get some decent pictures later on of our sweet new vinegaroon and Parabuthus transvaalicus.

Cassandra

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