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Sorry for your loss, I know how you must feel, I felt very sad when my big T. blondi died time ago.. thanks God I have many other Tarantulas

"My parahybana juvie molted about two weeks ago. I thought he had made it through fine (he's eaten once), but now he's stumbling around on his knees and is barely responsive." "I normally keep his enclosure pretty dry, and he's doen fine that way, so I don't know what's wrong. Currently, he's...

If I had your eyes I would not risk those pretty eyes

Gilbert: My pictures bow at your pictures. QUALITY OVER QUANTITY. I love to take outsides pictures but now the weather does not allow me yet.

Man did you get my e-mail ???

Nick I think you were right, you can leave your B. autatum were she was. B. auratum live in wet and humids areas. Were they live there is a dry seasson during december, january and february, the rest of the year its pretty rainy. The same happens with the B. baumgarteni, B. boehmei, B. smithi...

Je vous remercie mon ami !!!! I am happy to tell you that I enjoy your pictures a lot. thanks again

Dancing Queen Here are two more pics of the "Dancing Queen" I hope you enjoy the pics !!!

Another pic of the female B. ruhnaui

Hello again After a little rest here is my first picture of the year of my female B. Ruhnaui # 2

forgot to mention Chamaleons are not for handling, they are easy stressed

I Would recomend you what Sophia said, I used to breed veiled chams years ago, I do recomend you to get eaither a veiled cham or a panther. if you get the jackson it will die soon due to the weather conditions you can not provide. you have to read and go to chamaleons forums I posted...

Hello guys I did not know this ( field trips ) natural habitat thread does exist, so I placed very interesting pictures of my field trip around the mexican pacific ocean. I hope you enjoy the pictures, I just want to show you how interesting is the mexican jungle and the habitat were some...

Nice tarantulas!!! Lasiodora is one of my favorite genus

Hey Angel Como estas ?? another mexican here That´s not a G. pulchra but an unidentified Mexican Tarantula, I have one of that specie, It was collected in Morelia. I posted a picture on my photo thread

Wendy, I love your tarantulas, specially the L. parahybana and your A. geniculata great pictures !!! I must :clap: and :worship: at you

Gwegowee I am not saying you do not know about photography or lack of knowleage or asked for a photography class, the issue here is about the picture itself. it is too confused for me, too much light, and the focus, out if focus, focus, out of focus, make my eye to looks to diferent parts of...

I am not consider my self a professional photographer, but I been taking pictures since my childhood. This is my honest opinion, no offence I do not understand at all your technic, your eye does not know what to see: Maybe Chris Hamilton can give a better opinion I also agree with...

Fingolfin; FIRST OF ALL you can take nice decent pictures with almost any camera, all you need is to know you camera functions very well. BUT If you want to take good closeups, you need to get some nice macro lens, like canon 100mm macro lens. lens are the most important thing in...