Genus Ephebopus

Mar 21, 2004

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Steve

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Hi all,

post your photos from your beauty Ephebopus spp.
First some spiderlings! E.murinus, E.rufescens & E.cyanognathus

E.rufescens adult female

 

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Mar 21, 2004

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E. cyanognathus juvenile.

 

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Mar 21, 2004

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E.Murinus (juv)

 

Mar 21, 2004

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A juv. E.rufescens female

Regards

 

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Mar 21, 2004

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Cooper

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great pics guys! I especially like the E. cyanognathus.

 

Mar 21, 2004

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Here's my E. cyanognathus in the photo terrarium:

 

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Mar 21, 2004

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My E. murinus...never see the darn thing..only its legs But when it does come out WOW its a beauty!!
Michelle

 

Mar 21, 2004

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AlanMM

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male e.murinus

 

Mar 21, 2004

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Hi,

@ seekness
Maybe a subadult male, but not adult

E.uatuman
(btw. THX Alex)

 

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Mar 21, 2004

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Is that venom I see dripping from your uatuman's fangs Steve? Nice T!

 

Mar 21, 2004

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i think E.cyan. is awsome looking might have to pick one up.

 

Mar 21, 2004

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LOL, it does look like venom, doesn't it? Not a happy camper.

 

Mar 21, 2004

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Beautiful T's

Very impressive displays.

Dan

 

Mar 21, 2004

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Here's a couple of shots of my E. murinus. I really like this species, now!

-Bryan

 

Mar 22, 2004

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Hi,

it's venom! But i only open the box! But the spider was angry!
Now the picture from the other side!

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Mar 22, 2004

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Steve. Maybe your E. uatuman is pissed because its enclosure is too small. It looks really tiny and even smaller if you have a water dish. Just a thought.

 

Mar 22, 2004

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Here's my E.murinus, Apollo. I find this to be one truely stunning t.

 

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Mar 23, 2004

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Here,s a large varient of E murinus,this specimen is due a molt and has a leg span of just over 7".

 

Mar 23, 2004

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does anyone have much experience with those gorgeous E. Cyanognathus (Spelling?) are they heavy burrowers? Agressive/defensive? Affordable?

 

Mar 23, 2004

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@ esmot
if i get spiders at a meeting i don't get them in there "normal" tank's! And if i put the girl on the photo in her new box, she wasn't ver happy! But now she is *g*.

A juv. E.cyanognathus!
@spiral_stairs
Well if they have the change to burrow they do it! I have my larger cyanognathus in boxes with 15-20 cm earth! And they use leaves etc. to build there burrows! That's very beauty!! I think the are not very agressive! If they have the change to go back in there hole they do it!


In Europe they are rare and not the most cheapest species!

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