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    Comment by 'advan' in media 'IMG_20240211_111943347.jpg'

    Female. See my thread here>>> https://arachnoboards.com/threads/poecilotheria-ornata-sexual-dimorphism.280879/
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    Comment by 'advan' in media 'IMG_3621.jpeg'

    Female.
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    Comment by 'advan' in media 'IMG_3615.jpeg'

    Female.
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    Comment by 'advan' in media '20240218_191234.jpg'

    Male. Anterior books lungs are too close apart for this genus.
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    himalayana death curl after molt few days

    Yes try to hydrate. That is about the only thing we can do as keepers.
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    Well, that was horrifyingly unexpected....

    Sorry for your loss. This is right up @Philth 's alley. Keep it and see what it turns into. Tom headed to Phoenix before we went searching for new Aphonopelma in the Dragoons. A very cool sky island. -Chad
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    Advan's Raptor Photography

    A few shots from a quick trip up north this last weekend. Rough-legged hawk Northern Hawk Owl Snowy Owl Bald Eagle
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    Budget friendly camera suggestion

    D600 is a good camera. Find yourself a used 1:1 macro lens. Nikon, Sigma, Tamron, Tokina all good. Then you need to look into lighting and diffusing that light. -Chad
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    Advan's Raptor Photography

    They are a pain to find but you get better at it as you practice and put in the time and miles. You'd be surprised by how many owls we walk by/don't see.
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    Advan's Raptor Photography

    Northern Saw-whet Owl Washington County, Minnesota
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    Hogna white wolf

    Not sure where you are located but iNaturalist is a good source to at least get in the area they have been observed. https://uk.inaturalist.org/taxa/126604-Hogna-lenta
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    Macro Flash Diffuser

    @Craig Many different set ups work. A lot of people use DIY setups. Take a look at Nicky Bay's website for some ideas. -Chad https://www.nickybay.com/macro-equipment/
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    Extreme burrowing is making me nervous.

    Looks like a happy spider to me. :)
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    Hybrid Poecilotheria ornata?

    The spider picture is a female. The carapace has already started to lighten up. Males have a uniform color. OP: I don't see why this is anything but a normal sub-adult female P. ornata. Leg patterns are a good start to help identify Poecilotheria species but not the end all.. -Chad
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    Parasites on the fangs

    Those are mites. They won't harm the spider just annoy them. Dry out the enclosure get rid of bolus/left over food right away. Wait for a molt and pull the freshly shed exo out of the enclosure right away.
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    Landscape photography

    Nope, these are close to Raw files, just some minor tweaks in post. The first time I saw them 20 years ago along the North shore of Lake Superior they were dancing reds above me. It was a incredible experience. One I have not seen with the naked eye since. These you could make out the hue and...
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    Landscape photography

    Stayed up near the Sax Zim Bog hoping to locate some Great Grey Owls last weekend. No luck finding any owls but did get some Aurora Friday night.
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    Advan's Raptor Photography

    A few GHO's from last week Male Female
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