Morda's Picture Thread

[morda]

Haplopelma minax large spiderling. Finaly I saw it during rehousing, for about a year or sth I saw only legs or old exuvium... I wander if it is a real minax... future will tell.

 

[morda]

Ok - so we have some problem. The spider (two post later) that should be Haplopelma lividum (theres a picture of it there) molted today. For me it's not lividum... bah... I doubt that it's even an Ornithoctoninae species. It looks very similar to some Selenocosminae... maybe Chilobrachys sp. Just look at it... young Haplopelma sp. have some markings on abdomen, I have another lividum which is a molt younger and ist very different that this one. So it's a "no name" T... :/ damn...

PS. Sorry for such a bad picture!

 

[morda]

Psalmopoeus cambridgei juveline female

 

[morda]

Now one of my favourite - skeleton tarantula - Ephebopus murinus juv. female.

Just a little update, this photo is also on Insects.
White angel

 

[Dark Raptor]

Nice pics and spiders

PS. Troszkę za dużo czerwieni, spróbuj ściągnąć ją ustawieniami kolorów lub zmień ustawienie balansu bieli w aparacie.
I uważaj z tą lampą błyskową, P. cambridgei za ostro się świeci i są przepalenia

 

[Nate]

Love the Nymphs pic. They look like little candies.

 

[Scolopendra55]

Very nice collection you got there!! That A.geniculata is gorgeous

 

[morda]

Freashly molted Chilobrachys sp "burmensis" (Ch. dyscolus?), juv. female (I think)...

 

[jwasted]

nice looking Ts

 

[morda]

My new (today I've recived her) Brachypelma vagans female.

 

[Dark Raptor]

I thought that you were looking for more 'unusal' T's, especially with "sp." species name ? :?

...just kidding. Nice beast

 

[morda]

I thought that you were looking for more 'unusal' T's, especially with "sp." species name ? :?

Yeah... that's a pity that most of Ornithoctoninae and Selenocosminae species are pet-trades, they are not identified or something...

With this "beast" it's a sentimental case... I had 4 B. vagans and all 4 were males ;(... so now I have a female

 

[morda]

One of my new additions: larger spiderling of Grammostola grossa (poss. female ).

 

[morda]

Brachypelma smithi juvenile male.

 

[morda]

Hysterocrates sp., juvenile male.
(damn it... males, males, males... where are some females...)

 

[morda]

Some of my new spiders that I've recently bought.

First Coremiocnemis sp. 'malasia'.

I know, I know - pictures are very bad but they are small spiders and it's hart to take a good picture of it...

 

[morda]

And now the second - one of two spiderlings of Selenocosmia peerboomi (this molted few hours ago).

 

[morda]

Ok, today I took some pictures... hope that they aren't so bad...

First one is a larger spiderling of Haploclastus nilgirinus... (male, damn it... :wall: )

 

[morda]

Next one:

Juvenile female (I think ) of Ephebopus rufescens... in premolt.

 

[morda]

Brachypelma vagans post molt juv. female... I recently bought her and she molted few days ago... beauty...