a few of my T's

catfishrod69 · Nov 1, 2011

hope you enjoy them.
Brachypelma vagans

Grammostola pulchripes F

Poecilotheria regalis gravid

Brachypelma smithi F

Acanthoscurria geniculata F

catfishrod69 · Nov 1, 2011

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Psalmopoeus cambridgei F

Stromatopelma calceatum MM

Pelinobius muticus F

Stromatopelma calceatum F

Ornithoctonus sp. "Koh Samui" F

catfishrod69 · Nov 1, 2011

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Ceratogyrus darlingi unsex

Cyclosternum fasciatum unsex

Ephobupos murinus F

Paraphysa scrofa unsex

catfishrod69 · Nov 1, 2011

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Poecilotheria metallica F

Lasiodora difficilis F

Lasiodora parahybana F

catfishrod69 · Nov 1, 2011

man look at the Stomatopelma calceatum MM's eyes...haha gotta love that species..

Ingar · Nov 1, 2011

You mentioned A. geniculata as B. albopilosum and P. cambridgei as P. irminia. Be more cautious with latin

Nice pics and T's!

catfishrod69 · Nov 1, 2011

hmmmmm no.....?

Ingar said:
You mentioned A. geniculata as B. boehmei and P. cambridgei as P. irminia. Be more cautious with latin
Nice pics and T's!

Ingar · Nov 1, 2011

mmmmm.. yeas

catfishrod69 · Nov 1, 2011

what do you mean? i didnt mention geniculata, or boehmei...or cambridgei

Ingar · Nov 1, 2011

You schould replace B. albo with A. genic and P. irminia vith P. cambrid aswell.. Wrong latins to those species.
Pardon for boehmei - misspelled myself

catfishrod69 · Nov 1, 2011

actually both are correct..the albo is a albo, and the irminia is a irminia just not brightly colored.....

---------- Post added 11-01-2011 at 06:34 PM ----------

actually i am now seeing what you are meaning about the geniculata...she was given to me as a albo, so i never thought any different...that explains why she is so vicious....and the irminia i am still climbing up the walls over...she is 7" and was sold to me as irminia...i know shes lighter colored, but she doesnt quite look like a cambridgei.....and what really sucks is i have a mm coming in tomorrow on loan....what the heck...

---------- Post added 11-01-2011 at 06:42 PM ----------

well after alot more picture hunting...im thinking my girl is a cambridgei...what the heck....i thought it was wierd when i first got her...but i thought maybe it was a lighter phase..

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any more thoughts on the irminia/cambridgei problem....

catfishrod69 · Nov 2, 2011

and i cant thank you enough for that...i didnt mean to sound rude..i was just in shock...especially since i was about to pair my cambridgei...

Ingar said:
You schould replace B. albo with A. genic and P. irminia vith P. cambrid aswell.. Wrong latins to those species.
Pardon for boehmei - misspelled myself

catfishrod69 · Nov 2, 2011

Lasiodora difficilis F

Ran · Nov 2, 2011

Very nice/healthy looking T's!

catfishrod69 · Nov 2, 2011

thank you..

Ran said:
Very nice/healthy looking T's!

thruthetrees · Nov 2, 2011

*drooling* they all look superb!!! I love that L. difficilis--what a beautiful T! I had not really given that type a real look until I saw the picture of yours. Same with the A. genic... Great shots showing amazing coloring!

In full agreement on the eyes of thay MM S. calceatum--that would be a good one to take photos of to get people to see the cute side of Ts... Almost puppy like eyes!

The Koh Samui is stunning... They're all just amazing in their own ways

You have an amazing collection

*drools more* I look forward to seeing some of the sacs/slings of those girls when they drop

Is the LP gravid as well?

catfishrod69 · Nov 2, 2011

yeah difficilis are pretty cool....i tried pairing her tonight, but the mm is acting strange..i think he is getting close to death from old age or maybe the cold, cause he was in transit 8 days...has been acting strangely....yeah those eyes on the mm calceatum are awesome, and i love how feathery he is..alot more than the females...yeah im hoping that my S. calceatum lays a sac soon..she is about to explode....nope the LP isnt gravid yet...she has never been paired..she actually looked just the same after a molt...shes a biggun..thanks for everything..

thruthetrees said:
*drooling* they all look superb!!! I love that L. difficilis--what a beautiful T! I had not really given that type a real look until I saw the picture of yours. Same with the A. genic... Great shots showing amazing coloring!

In full agreement on the eyes of thay MM S. calceatum--that would be a good one to take photos of to get people to see the cute side of Ts... Almost puppy like eyes!

The Koh Samui is stunning... They're all just amazing in their own ways You have an amazing collection *drools more* I look forward to seeing some of the sacs/slings of those girls when they drop Is the LP gravid as well?

coldvaper · Nov 2, 2011

I love your Lasiodora parahybana it looks so massive, like a baseball attached to legs lol.

catfishrod69 · Nov 2, 2011

haha yeah she does...i have to be careful not to overfeed her.....

coldvaper said:
I love your Lasiodora parahybana it looks so massive, like a baseball attached to legs lol.

LucN · Nov 4, 2011

Just want to point out that your C. darlingi is definitely female as males don't develop a foveal horn on the carapace. Lovely collection btw !

a few of my T's

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