Tcks123's picture thread.

Misty Day · Jan 20, 2015

Figured I'd finally start one of these. :sarcasm:

Psalmopoeus cambridgei 6" Female. 'Trinity'.

Brachypelma Vagans 4" female. 'Ella'

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Lasiodora parahybana 4" female. 'Zelda'

Nhandu Chromatus 2.5' female. 'Alaska'

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Hope y'all enjoyed.

Misty Day · Jan 20, 2015

Continued. :biggrin:

Grammastola pulchra I sold a while back, big mistake, I mean, look how gorgeous she was!

Phrixotrichus Scrofa 3' female, 'Annabelle'.

First Avicularia I ever got, Avicularia versicolor, 'Kitana'. (This was from a while back, I don't handle my t's anymore as I don't see the point.)

Brachypelma vagans, 4' female, 'Ella'. This was also from a while back, she's currently in premolt. This girl has HUGE chelicerae and a good, stocky carapace.

Tarantula Fangs · Jan 20, 2015

Nice! that's a pretty swell collection you have there.

Misty Day · Jan 20, 2015

First t's all grown now. (Almost!)

Poecilotheria Regalis 6' female, 'Mia'. This girls also in premolt now. Anyone who knows me from when I first joined, knows that getting a Poecilotheria sp for one of my first T's was a bad idea, and I know that now too, but I don't regret it at all and wouldn't change how it all turned out for anything. She's a doll when it comes to rehousing ect, even after keeping her since second instar and knowing her behavior, I still fully understand that it's still an old world species and that she is a wild animal and capable of completely changing her attitude any day. I feel I have to explain myself as I see beginners getting old worlds and thinking that they can predict what they will do, which with the amount of 'My OBT bit me' and 'My (Insert OW species here) has escaped'.

And my other first t, a 4" immature male, (That's what I get for buying just one!) Chromatopelma Cyaneopubesens. "Avery". Keeping this boy at a cooler temperature than my other t's and feeding him less to stop him from maturing for a while longer, as nobody over here that I know of has a female. He had a bad molt and lost both his palps, and regenerated them his last molt, so that's the reason they look a little scrawny.

I apologize for the long paragraphs, but everyone can go on and on about their first t's. :sarcasm:

Tarantula Fangs · Jan 20, 2015

That really is one sexy P. Cam though! Wow, that GBB has good coloration, did u photoshop? or do you have it on a special diet?

Misty Day · Jan 20, 2015

Sorry for the spam of pictures, I just figured out how to get my SD card onto my laptop and am uploading a bunch of old photos.

One of my favorite pictures I've taken, Psalmopoeus Cambridgei 6' female, 'Trinity', enjoying her cork bark tube.

One of my younger Avicularia Versicolor #2 having a nice post molt experience.

More recent picture of my biggest Avicularia Versicolor, Kitana at 9th instar, (2.25 inches). Should be seeing some nice adult colors next molt. This t's also currently in heavy premolt. I got a lot of t's in premolt at the moment!

4" female Brachypelma Vagans, "Ella". "How dare you fill my water dish!!"

Poecilotheria Regalis 6" female, "Mia".

Thanks for viewing!

Misty Day · Jan 20, 2015

Tarantula Fangs said:
Nice! that's a pretty swell collection you have there.

Thank you!

Tarantula Fangs said:
That really is one sexy P. Cam though! Wow, that GBB has good coloration, did u photoshop? or do you have it on a special diet?

No photoshopping on these guys, I just stuck the exposure on my camera up to 0.5, and it seems to do a good job. I don't think diet effects color, I just feed this guy mealworms mainly.

Tarantula Fangs · Jan 20, 2015

That was really more of a joke, but um.. yeah, lol.

Misty Day · Jan 20, 2015

Tarantula Fangs said:
That was really more of a joke, but um.. yeah, lol.

Dang it, but I thought it was serious as I've seen people starting threads asking if that diet seriously affects t's coloration.

Misty Day · Jan 20, 2015

Psamlopoeus Cambridgei 6" female, "Trinity", not very happy with me trying to feed her.

Misty Day · Jan 21, 2015

Phrixotrichus Scrofa 3' female, 'Annabelle'.

Brachypelma Vagans 4' female in premolt.

Avicularia Versicolor 3' molted and finally got some adult color. Only one of my versi's that actually kicks hair at me.

Tarantula Fangs · Jan 21, 2015

I guess you might be right, hmm, it's possible.

rmattei · Jan 21, 2015

Gorgeous pics and beautiful enclosures

Tim Benzedrine · Jan 21, 2015

Nice collection. And I agree, that shot of the P. cambridgei inside its hide is a good one.

Chainsaw Reptiles · Jan 22, 2015

Bootiful T's!

Misty Day · Jan 22, 2015

Tarantula Fangs said:
I guess you might be right, hmm, it's possible.

It's actually not true, I meant that sometimes people think that diet does affect coloration, (Example seen in this thread: http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/sho...hancing-fish-flakes&highlight=color fish food ) and I thought you did too. :sarcasm:

Tim Benzedrine said:
Nice collection. And I agree, that shot of the P. cambridgei inside its hide is a good one.

rmattei said:
Gorgeous pics and beautiful enclosures

Chainsaw Reptil said:
Bootiful T's!

Thank you all!

Misty Day · Jan 22, 2015

Avicularia Versicolor hardened up a bit, confirmed her as a female by her molt so I renamed her from Kitana to Lyla.

4" Female Lasiodora Parahybana, "Zelda", should molt any minute now, started building some molt mats. (Sorry for the terrible photo, didn't want to disturb her as I've been waiting like 3 weeks for this one to molt).

Misty Day · Jan 23, 2015

Female Lasiodora Parahybana flipped & post molt. Didn't gain as much size as I was expecting, she went from 4 inches to just under 4.5.

Flipped.

Post molt.

Now just waiting on my brachypelma vagans girl to molt.

Misty Day · Jan 31, 2015

6 inch female Poecilotheria Regalis 'Mia', Currently in premolt.

Brachypelma Vagans 'Ella' molted, went from 4 inches to 4.5ish.

No mistaking the girly bits there!

Lasiodora Parahybana 'Zelda'. Female, 4.5 inches.

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Thanks for viewing!

Misty Day · Jan 31, 2015

Avicularia Versicolor #3 freshly molted. Around 1.5 inches now.

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