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Morning after the night before

you can have your own personal little clan war in you head, lol i'm from MacGregor myself and seeing as the Cambells stole the MacGregor seat (Inverary Castle) I can love you as a brother whilst driving a dirk twixt your shoulderblades, lol

kinda reminds me of a British Blue we once had when i was a kid. Lenore? as in: one of the only poems i could get my head around....Poe rocks! lol :clap:

the only thing hot here right now is the weather, i'm just sweaty, even sat in front of the AC! lol

1. i think a link to Guy's pictures would be more appropriate :shame: 2. meridionalis are very variable in colour, no matter if male or female, the pics you show are of adult specimens not juveniles or sub adults. yes, males do show different colour when mature, most sp. do. 3. are you...

after all this time i got up the courage to post a pic of me, sorry it's scary, maybe you can threaten the kids with it if they don't behave :eek:

i use my trusty fujifilm S3000 for web and family 'snaps', it has a good zoom and a macro adequate for my purposes. dont forget that: 1. most pictures are cropped and resized down to around 800x600, or less, for internet use, they are also compressed to shrink the filesize, so most pics seen...

some very nice T's here, i need to get my camera out again and take some more, not looking forward to the maculata this time, she just moulted and is quick as hell now. Timo, you are a tease, Encyocratella olivacea man i need to have some of those ! :wall:

nice pics there mori, wish i'd known you had a rosea male :rolleyes:

nice one Sheri, you found no young young then though?

nice one i wont say anything cheesy like 'look, she's gettin horny! ' ;P

the Ascorbic acid/Vitamin C is added as a booster for the immune system. Unfortunately this is a big hype thing as vitamin C is destroyed by heat above 70C and oxygen :rolleyes: the manufacturing of most 'processed' foodstuffs, be it animal or human, entails cooking at above this...

at 1" legspan i wouldnt bother informing mom, she won't be able to tell it from a house spider and probably would never see it anyway

it's not like one of them Otech things they sell on e-bay is it? it's not the amount of pixels you have, it's how the light reaches them and what you do with them that counts. IMO always buy a brand known in the photography world: Nikon, Fuji, Kodak, Olympus etc (Sony are pretty good...

the top one is definitely Eupalaestrus campestratus, or as definite as anyone can be without having the spider in hand

could it have been Eupaelstrus campestratus or the Pink Zebra Beauty? it was around then that that made it on the scene in any numbers?

if you hadn't have dug her out she would have been content in her burrow and wouldn't have cared if you had misted her enclosure. why did you dig her out btw? most fossorial species become pet holes, part of the nature of the beast i'm afraid. all you acheive while digging out is...

she isn't practically upsidedown, she actually really did fall over on her back she was trying to look so big, mean and scarey, i was laughing so much to myself when she did it i almost missed the shot! lol

well, it's physically impossible. the spider will still have been 'soft' from the first moult and so wouldn't have been able to remove itself plus the second exuvium would have been larger. either someone is playing a trick on you, or you have quite innocently mixed them up.

lmao, well pm me details, nitty gritty, etc. any males?????? :rolleyes: any gravid?? i'm sure mine is, but as nobody has gestation details i'm just counting days with my fingers crossed here! lol