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Some more random pics

P. ornata are now 1st instar


B. shcroederi mating


I. hirsutum mating




Megaphobema mesomelas acting like they want to mate, but the male still won't finish the job. Once again she initiated the interaction.
 
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Recent Spider Pairings

Poecilotheria pederseni:


Poecilotheria fasciata:


Crappy shot but cool angle of the same P. fasciata (They were on the wall a few feet above me):


Pelinobius muticus:
 
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Some random spider pics

Haplopelma hainanum


This girl hates everyone. Hopefully she likes the new male.
Hysterocrates gigas. I think.


Oh yeah. And for fun here are a few 1st instar P. pederseni that molted recently.



Some more H. maculata slings. They're dark now and will molt within the next couple days:
 
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Random pics

Avicularia avicularia:


Brachypelma albiceps:


Brachypelma emelia:


Ceratogyrus darlingi:


P. metallica eat your heart out. Though they're cool since they're a blue pokie, as blue spiders go they are a far cry behind H. lividum. These things glow.




Heteroscodra maculata:


The prettiest of the pokies, Poecilotheria miranda:


 
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Some nice stuff man, do the B. shcroederi kick alot of hair? I told myself no more Brachy's , but those things are pretty cool.
Later, Tom
 
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Philth said:
Some nice stuff man, do the B. shcroederi kick alot of hair? I told myself no more Brachy's , but those things are pretty cool.
Later, Tom
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Not bad at all. They are a bit flightier than most brachys, but past that they are quite placid.
 
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Brachypelma schroederi


Ceratogyrus marshalli


Haplopelma lividum


Heteroscodra maculata spiderlings


Poecilotheria metallica


Poecilotheria metallica


Poecilotheria miranda


Poecilotheria ornata


Poecilotheria regalis


Xenesthis immanis
 
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A few randoms shots from this week:
Acanthoscurria geniculata


New Arrival: UM Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens


Haplopelma sp. Any suggestions?







Monocentropus balfouri after a molt



Poecilotheria tigriniwesseli
 
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Awsome pics as always jmug!...and i have no idea on the haplo, but it is stunning, thats for sure!
 
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I've seen these sold as H. longipes (that's what it came in as) but side by side, the relative lengths of the leg segments are not similar to H. longipes.
 
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Psalmopoeus irminia




Brachypelma klaasi


Chilobrachys fimbriatus




Anthropomorphism aside, this pokie looks happy:




Ephebopus cyanognathus


Nhandu colloratovilosum:


Grammostola rosea


Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens


Avicularia versicolor ultimate male


Avicularia minatrix


Avicularia avicularia


Xenesthis immanis


Phlogius sp. "Aussie goliath"


Phlogius crassipes "eunice"


Haplopelma longipes


Avicularia amazonica
 
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The shots of the irminia are amazing :cool:

And I had to google Anthropomorphism :eek:oh:
 
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Ceratogyrus marshalli: Wasn't going to incubate these at first since I didn't think the male actually was successful.


I was soooooooo wrong.




I posted a breeding report, but here is a recent N. tripepii 2nd instar.


Nhandu chromatus 2nd instar recently hatched.


Some more Nhandu chromatus. Seems only one eggsac is good from this species each year. The others only have a dozen or so and whoever drops the last eggsac has the big one.






Not my best work, but P. fasciata:








P. metallica








Psalmopoeus irminia:


















 
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awsome jmug!..your P. irminia skills seem to be sharpening!
 
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Haven't used this thread in a while so here are a few random T pics from the spider room:
Avicularia avicularia


Poecilotheria ornata 2nd instars!


Aphonopelma sp.


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Pterinochilus murinus 1st instar


Tapinauchenius gigas 1st isntar


Poecilotheria striata 1st instar
 
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