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Reminder:14th Portland Metro Reptile Expo - August 18th! Hey everybody, Just a reminder that the Wilsonville show is in only 10 short days. This show has a lot of great vendors with a large variety of animals. Hope to see you there. 14th Portland Metro Reptile Expo - August 18th! 14th...

Avicularia diversipes Wow!! Right? Just stunning!!

Kaydyn's Animal House will be attending this years expo with a large variety of tarantulas, a few different types of scorpions and Crested Geckos babies. We hope to see you all there. Get there early, it gets pretty busy. Puyallup Fairgrounds- Expo Hall Puyallup (Seattle), Washington...

Avicularia minatrix (Gravid) This girl is such a beauty and a real sweetheart!

Avicularia versicolor love bite My son was cupping my beautiful, very docile A versi "Aurora" in his hand when Aurora decided he just didn't want to stay in there. He really wasn't out to bite at all but used his fangs basically as leverage much like a mountain climber might use pics, to get...

Some more Cyriocosmus elegans "ArphroditeEuathlus truculentus "Harmony" A Metallica "Celadon"Avicularia versicolor "Tili" Avicularia metallica "Celadon"

Tarantula's galore A versicolor "Aurora" & DyllanP ornata "ToBe" A deversipes "Mango"A urticans 1st Instar G pulchripes "Tumtum"

You got it!! :-)

More more and more T's Avicularia versicolorBrachypelma boehmei "Cranberry" B vagans "Highwire"C ritae Momma Brachypelma smithi "Rosie"

It is actually a female. I can't speak with experience as far as adults colors on these guys are concerned. I only have the one and she isn't quite adult size yet. I'm hoping the color stay but I honestly haven't done much compairing.

Thanks :-) I know, the colors are rediculous. I really enjoy the more colorful T's. Those are the ones that cause the shock by the less enthusistic arachnophobic people who think all tarantulas are brown/black and ugly. ---------- Post added 08-06-2011 at 01:06 PM ---------- Yeah yeah lol...

Cyriocosmus Cyriocosmus bertaeC perezmilesi "Cosmos" Cyriocosmus sellatusCyriocosmus elegans Cyriocosmus ritae "Henry"

Yup, some more pictures Pamphobeteus platyomma "Platty"Acanthoscurria geniculata "Flickers" P cambridgei "Emma"A amazonica "Skittles" Brachypelma albiceps "Fargo"

He generally didn't go quietly :-) But once he was out, he totally calmed down. Never went tobite. My son could get him out without any problems whatsoever.

More picture GBB "Baby Blue"GBB "Baby Blue" A moderatum "Bobo"Brachypelma emilia "Emilia" GBB "Baby Blue"

Yup, I finally decided to start my own picture thread. The pictures aren't great but I love my T's so why not show them off?! :biggrin: Avicularia avicularia "Rainbow" Avicularia avicularia "Rainbow" A versicolor "Aurora" A purpurea A urticans

I print a log I made up in excel and write everything down. I know how the "elitists" feel about common names but it would be great if a program would include either a place for someone to include a common name and or pre-programmed common names if people want to include it in the log. I don't...

Quote: Originally Posted by kaydyn1512 Joe, when did you get a sac from your girl? I have bred C ritae myself and am curious to know how you know yours are first us captive bred! Originally Posted by xhexdx It's in the breeding reports - the only report on C. ritae. I don't post breeding...

Joe, when did you get a sac from your girl? I have bred C ritae myself and am curious to know how you know yours are first us captive bred!