Bro can you get me a closer shot of the abdomen that looks a lot like a fungal infection i saw a few yrs back on a hap.A tight shot of the posterior region of the abdomen and the pedicel would be helpful.But regardless thats not a T that should have been sold,traded,or whatever.Vogelspinnen said:
WTH he looks like hes been rolled aroung in a fireVogelspinnen said:Hi All, Just did a trade for this Tarantula represented as Holothele sp Columbia. Its abdomen is bald and pretty funky looking - I've never seen a Tarantula missing 90% of its hair.
I'd appreciate help with ideas as to which Holothele species it may be.
All The Best, Gabe
Mori,moricollins said:Now, when can I get some of the last two species pictured (columbia and french guyana)Mori
So start your prayers.
Male on loan from KJE.
. I cant believe it. She most likley made this sac a few days ago, egg laying prob was 10-11 days after breeding. How cool !
Dude that's awesome! CongratsPhilth said:13 days later and this female has a eggsac already
I need about 5 for a communal project. Let me know if you are selling.
Eggsacs break 100 quite frequently. And females often double clutch.
Don't know when the eggsac was laid, so I can't tell. Females typically lay the eggsac within 3-weeks after mating. Spiderlings often emerge around 1-month later... ready to eat!
