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My family and I are planning a trip the the pacific northwest in roughly two weeks. We will be gone for about 8 days. While I'm excited about the trip, I am in a panic about how being gone will affect all my T's. While I have lots of critters and creatures that will be watched and cared for by...

Of my spiders or snakes maybe..... I'm a serious camera-phobe. It's just never a good experience.

a pic of me..... (i hate taking pictures, so these two are the only ones anyone will ever probably see again :shame: )

I am so sorry that your little guys both passed on... :-( At least I'm sure they are in a better place.... where flies, crickets, and other yummies are even more plentiful then they are here. They were lucky to have had someone that cared so much about them, as you did. Many spiderlings...

What a beauty!! About how big is it?

Any news on the super twins? Are they still doing okay? Keep us posted on their progress.....

Murinuz, I will keep my fingers crossed that you have good success with breeding your Lycosa singoriensis. They are incredibly beautiful! :clap: It is too bad that it is illegal to capture and breed these.... if they are rare, then it seems that captive breeding would be beneficial. You...

What a beauty!! I absolutely love him (or her!). You are so lucky to have found it..... I am soooooooo jealous right now! :drool:

Murinuz, that is one beautiful spider!!! It would be awesome if you are ever successful at breeding those..... I'd want some for sure!

Here's some pictures of the new babies that I picked up at the exotics show this past weekend. I posted a couple pics already, but they were in 'quarantine'. I got their new enclosures made up, and introduced them into their new homes tonite..... Here's Ruby: And Fluffy:

I just had to add a post with a picture of my new baby wolf spider. (My nephew found him today with his uncle, when they were searching for isopods in the backyard.) All I can say is that the new little spider made my day! He is pretty tiny still, and is absolutely adorable :p He's just...

Wow! I cant wait to see pictures of the huge monster that you received from Brazil. You'll definately have to post the photos, because now everyone will want to see them :p Your collection sounds amazing..... is one of the species your favorite, and if so which one?

What a beauty!!! Your wolf spider is absolutely gorgeous..... thanks so much for sharing the photos of it. It's always great to know that there's plenty of other people out there that love wolf spiders as much as I do!

Wow! I love the pic of your Grammostola actaeon! Very, very pretty!! I'd love to see plenty more of all of them, especially that one :drool:

What a beauty!!! I cant wait to see what she looks like when she grows up, also! Keep us posted with lots and lots of pictures :)

Those pictures are waaaaaaay too cute! :p Her attempts at hiding are good, but her cute little tarantula butt gives her away!! {D

So, has your boehmei molted yet? I'm always so excited whenever any of my babies goes through a molt.... it's so neat to see all the changes that take place! You'll post pictures of your baby after it molts, wont you? I know we'd all love to see it! :)

Kyle, Hedorah, Palau, & Subzero, thanks for the compliments :p I'll be sure to tell Violet that you all like her picture! It'll make her one happy little Tarantula {D

Thanks, Crawldad! :) Picture #3 would have come out much better if I had known about Macro Function on my camera when I took it, but I had no clue.... Now I know how to use it, so next time she molts I'll be better prepared :p Violet is angelic, though..... Some people who dont know any...

The way you described your suntiger reminds me so much of my Ephebopus uatuman. She (or he) is always hiding, and is extremely secretive. She built a long, narrow tube out of substrate, and is always hiding in her burrow. Sometimes I'll catch her peeking her little head out, but right when she...