Ischnothele caudata

advan · Dec 15, 2014

Ischnothele caudata

Philth · Dec 19, 2014

Great pics man, I'm so happy to see these spread around now

later, Tom

Biollantefan54 · Dec 21, 2014

How did I not see this thread earlier!? I can't wait for mine to look like that, mine are still little slings lol: View attachment 132932

Amazing pictures!

Edit, my picture looks like crap compared to yours lol!

advan · Dec 21, 2014

Philth said:
Great pics man, I'm so happy to see these spread around now

later, Tom

Thanks Tom! Thanks for producing them and spreading the love.

Biollantefan54 said:
How did I not see this thread earlier!? I can't wait for mine to look like that, mine are still little slings lol: View attachment 132932

Amazing pictures!

Edit, my picture looks like crap compared to yours lol!

These were just dots back in July when I got them. They are about 1/2" now. They grow quick if you let them.

Philth · Dec 21, 2014

Biollantefan54 said:
mine are still little slings lol

Yours is far from a sling lol, if you saw how small they are when they hatch. They don't grow that big. My biggest female can comfortably fit on a quarter.

Later, Tom

Biollantefan54 · Dec 21, 2014

Yeah, that's what I figured Philth lol. It just seems weird to call it a juvenile lol. I can't wait till they are adults, I definitely want more!

High Lord Dee · Dec 22, 2014

Great photo! Not sure how you pulled it off. Mine is lightning fast and never comes out of her funnel. Best "webber" that I own! This is an awesome species. Thanks for posting.

problemchildx · Dec 22, 2014

Awesome pictures. This is a beautiful spider, wouldn't mind getting my hands on one or two!

Hanska · Dec 23, 2014

I got two as freebies a while back. They're about 1/5" now. Very interesting species.

advan · Apr 9, 2015

High Lord Dee said:
Great photo! Not sure how you pulled it off. Mine is lightning fast and never comes out of her funnel. Best "webber" that I own! This is an awesome species. Thanks for posting.

The trick is to pull them out of their enclosure.

Female with eggsac

Philth · Apr 9, 2015

I like how they try to camouflage the sac with debris. Well done man, if I remember right it should hatch in about 15 days or so depending on the temps.

Later, Tom

advan · Apr 27, 2015

Philth said:
I like how they try to camouflage the sac with debris. Well done man, if I remember right it should hatch in about 15 days or so depending on the temps.

Later, Tom

Thanks Tom, the added substrate and moss is a nice touch.

The female double clutched over the weekend and the first sac hatched last night.

Double clutch shot showing the camouflage(in the upper left of the above photo).

Slings

I'll try and take some time and try for some decent Raynox shots of these microdots soon.

The Snark · Apr 27, 2015

Every time I see a hatched clutch like that I get this deranged imagining of a bunch of kids shrilly squealing 'IT'S PARTY TIME!'. Lovely spider.

Ischnothele caudata

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Philth

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Biollantefan54

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Biollantefan54

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Hanska

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advan

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