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My juvie G. rosea molted today - love the fresh colors of a rcf :)

My male juvie B. smithi molted today and got some nice fresh colors :)

Came home yesterday to find my G. pulchripes juvie freshly molted. It got quite a bit bigger. Seems to be a male though.

These are some really awesome shots of beautiful spiders!

That's one beautiful snake!

Happy to hear the little one is getting better! :)

I've never had any mean or over the top comments or reactions, really. Mostly a good-natured "you're crazy" or "I'm not going to visit your place". I guess I'm lucky to be surrounded by open-minded and tolerant people. Or maybe they're just very polite, heh.

Beautiful one! Got one as well, was my first T. They're really great :)

Well, I'm happy it's leaning towards female :) Still not sure what species she is though.

I haven't got the hang on ventral sexing, so I'm not going to argue, but... I'll say 'she' until a molt proves me wrong :tongue: Anyhow, I'm really more interested in what species she is right now.

I'm really sorry for your loss. And really, the stupidity of some people really amazes me...

I hope this is good enough, 'cause I doubt she'll be as cooperative a second time around... I really hate using the pinch-grip, but failed completely in taking picture through the glass. Maybe I can even get a confirmation on it being a female :biggrin:

I'm not sure looking through those galleries helps or makes me more confused, lol! I'm gonna try to get a ventral shot once I get home - hope she wants to cooperate... She's about 18cm in DLS, give or take a cm or two.

Thank you for your opinion guys. I want to be able to give her the right conditions, so even more input is of course welcome :)

Yup, the spinnerettes was the first thing I noticed that didn't 'fit in'. Hm, I did consider Acanthoscurria, but Lasiodora didn't occur to me. *Goes to read up on species*

It's as dark as the rest of the T, not lighter at all. Edit: That goes for ventral side and spinnerettes.

GTP's are so beautiful... and yours is no exception!

So adorable!

So, I finally gave in and bought that big lovely T I've been looking at for a while now. However, I'm not entierly certain it is what the manager at the pet store thought it was - an A. seemanni. It doesn't quite look like the other ones I've seen. Of course, I could be wrong, but it would be...

Itsy, my G. pulchripes just molted. Seems I have to rehouse it soon!