Dipluridae sp. Bolivia

[BEN-V]

Pics of my two Dipluridae sp. Bolivia. They are tarantulas, but Dipluridae, not Theraphosidae :






BEN

[Gigas]

Very interesting, can they climb glass or smooth surfaces? the have reallly spindly legs
they have huge spinarets!, are they like Pursewebs? as in do they live in a webbed retreat?

[CedrikG]

I agree the spinnerets are very funny hehe.

Awesome Ben, continu ton bon travail!

[common spider]

Man that is a very nice looking T ya got there and look at the spinnerets.


Did I spell that right?

[Bearo]

nice
A friend of mine just posted pics of these also.. sibblings maby?
http://kryp.forum24.se/kryp-about133.html

[Tarantula]

The spiders in Theraphosidae are tarantulas/bird-spiders and any other family isnt.. that makes your dipluridae sp. non tarantulas.

[Bastian Drolshagen]

hi, this one looks exactly the same as the species I got from Bolivia and ided as Linothele sp. (timo came to the same genus...).
It´s a juvenile, isn´t it?

[Tony]

The spiders in Theraphosidae are tarantulas/bird-spiders and any other family isnt.. that makes your dipluridae sp. non tarantulas.

I would just call them ...mygales, oui ?
And let's not even get into tarantella/wolf spiders vs "Tarantula"
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[eman]

Elles sont superbes Benoit!

[brachy]

Hi

There is my little D. sp. Bolivia. I love it.

[brachy]

Hi

One molt older.

[Gigas]

Very beautiful spiders, I will be getting some very soon if I can get the money sent off...

[Alice]

wow, they are beautiful! how big do they get?

[T.Raab]

Hey "Alice",

they grows up to a bodylenght of about 4cm. (Very impressive for those Dipluridae.)

[Doezsha]

nice Ts you got there Im going to have to add them to my wish list
great pics too