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Young female, not very happy about being dug up today. Another unidentified Ornithoctoninae species from Vietnam. I'm hoping that when she molts next she'll start to show some adult coloration.

Ampha doing one typical lividus thing while not doing another typical lividus thing (she was out of her burrow for some reason) 0.1.0 Cyriopagopus lividus

Shot with A6700. She's a photogenic girl. Even way after her last molt you can still see the pink hairs.

Am I correct in assuming that I have a young male? Thanks!

Taken with my a6700. Took me a while to add this to my collection but the looks are great.

Closeup of Hagatha's pretty eyes.

Hagatha got a rehouse yesterday. She's due for a molt soon, but still looks pretty!

Pretty girl sitting out on display today.

Olive having a snack. I've got a thing for green tarantulas.

It's times like this that I'm really happy I'm not a roach...

'Merneith', grammostola grossa juvenile female feeding.

Big and little (the inset is the small one)! A side-by-side look at my 2 females. The recent naming gave me an excuse to update my photos of them. 😁 EDIT! Hapalopus sp. guerilla has been determined to be Hapalopus guerreroi instead of H. vangoghi.

First meal after her latest molt, looking all fresh and fluffy.

Female A. purpurea showing off her gorgeous new clothes.

New arrival: "Dorado" ('Dora' for short), g. pulchripes SA/AF. What a stunning big thing she is, calm and gentle as can be during unboxing :D

She's like 1 year to 14 months old and already bigger than my hand. The pink hues are stunning. Easily my fav T!

My first tarantula. Bought when she was less than an inch across. She's amazing, pretty and very docile. Probably my favorite alongside my T blondi.

A rare sighting of this little beauty, out of her burrow for the first time in several months. Worth the wait...

Been a long time, for me anyway, without sharing a pic of one of my big girls. So here we are 😊

SAF A. avicularia molting