female

  1. T blondi post molt

    T blondi post molt

    See the old molt beneath her? It's brown. But when freshly molted and for the first few weeks they're much darker, almost black, with vibrant pink hairs. She's not the calmest spider, but she's very reluctant to bite when handled. She does kick hairs every now and then and does hiss at me sometimes.
  2. 0.1 Neischnocolus sp. Panama

    0.1 Neischnocolus sp. Panama

    Female for reference.
  3. 0.1 Psalmopoeus victori

    0.1 Psalmopoeus victori

    She's a magnificent beast...
  4. My new G pulchra

    My new G pulchra

    About 3 inches or so currently. I recently Confirmed that she's a female from her last molt. I already have a much bigger female and a male but I can't have too many of these guys. She's a bit skittish but still calm if picked up and never kicks hairs, so typical pulchra temperament.
  5. 0.1 Acanthogonatus pissi - 2.125" DLS

    0.1 Acanthogonatus pissi - 2.125" DLS

    Time for the monthly A. pissi pic! These are very photogenic, and the larger they get, the more tolerant they are of me opening their enclosure. Now instead of running, they come to see what's for dinner, lol...
  6. Pamphobeteus ultramarinus

    Pamphobeteus ultramarinus

    ‘Quilago’, p. ultramarinus large juvenile F. After months of being buried away she’s looking fresh and ready for food. A truly stunning species, cameras just don’t do their IRL colours justice.
  7. 0.1 P. Cam relaxing

    0.1 P. Cam relaxing

    Been getting ready for a molt and has been turning the whole enclosure into her web nest. May already be time for another upgrade after the molt.
  8. Aphonopelma sp. "diamondback"

    Aphonopelma sp. "diamondback"

    Aphonopelma sp. "diamondback" female.Wee girl having a wee snack!
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    Emilia subadult female, out and about as always and looking lovely as always.
  10. P. Pulcher female

    P. Pulcher female

    "Hiding" behind her legs. So shy!
  11. B. albiceps female just hanging out

    B. albiceps female just hanging out

    Expecting a molt from this girl any time. She's always sitting out on display.
  12. Aphonopelmas of Mexico

    Aphonopelmas of Mexico

    Aphonopelma sp. "diamondback" female. A small but stunning aphonopelma with lighter tones on the front section of the body, darker tones at the back & a triangular pattern at the rear part of the carapace :)
  13. 0.1 Lyrognathus giannisposatoi - 2.5" DLS

    0.1 Lyrognathus giannisposatoi - 2.5" DLS

    Young female, beginning to get her adult colors in and her stout rear legs. With those strong, thick legs, and elongated carapace/abdomen, they're built for tunneling.
  14. 0.1 Citharognathus tongmianensis - 3.75" DLS

    0.1 Citharognathus tongmianensis - 3.75" DLS

    She's very angry about getting dug up and moved to a nice new enclosure. VERY angry... 😆
  15. 0.1 Ornithoctoninae sp. koh Phangan - 3.5' DLS

    0.1 Ornithoctoninae sp. koh Phangan - 3.5' DLS

    Rehousing pic. This little Thai beauty is in heavy premolt, but still dazzles. She was stubborn but not defensive.
  16. G pulchra female

    G pulchra female

    PS: macro magic is a new ig handle I made. It's my photo. Pretty chill but can bolt suddenly sometimes. She doesn't even know she has urticating hairs lol
  17. Doing some housekeeping

    Doing some housekeeping

    5" P. cambridgei female working on her web nest. Probably making space for an impending molt.
  18. Mother.jpeg

    Mother.jpeg

    Female Latrodectus hesperus discovered her late summer 2024 living under the drainage pipe in bathroom after removed the sink some babies hatched and were seen around the bathroom I captured a few the rest have taken care of each other. They are good pest control.
  19. Khaos Weaver.jpeg

    Khaos Weaver.jpeg

    Female Latrodectus hesperus (Western Black Widow Spider) caught 10/27/2024 this photo was taken 01/06/2024 after her recent molt her hourglass is now a orange no longer a cream color and her color is the shiny black she is lovely.
  20. Khaos Weaver.jpeg

    Khaos Weaver.jpeg

    Female Latrodectus hesperus (Western Black Widow Spider) caught 10/27/2024 photo taken 01/02/2025 feeding on a roach she would molt shortly after this photo and is now a shiny black.
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