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Picked up this little M. robustum from Tarantula Canada over the weekend. DSC_0332 by Shayna Hartley, on Flickr

Haven't been on in a while. Here are a few new photos of recently molted T's. DSC_2855 by Shayna Hartley, on Flickr Nhandu chromatus DSC_2858 by Shayna Hartley, on Flickr Brachypelma boehmei DSC_2863 by Shayna Hartley, on Flickr Pamphobeteus platyomma

Throughout my childhood my father kept 3 iguanas and none of them were ever "friendly". They were tolerant for the most part but they never really liked to be touched or interacted with much. I now have one that I rescued a little over a year ago. When he came to me he was brown, thin...

A few new ones. :) DSC_2539 by Shayna Hartley, on Flickr DSC_2520 by Shayna Hartley, on Flickr DSC_2554 by Shayna Hartley, on Flickr DSC_2496 by Shayna Hartley, on Flickr

Love these photos! Soooo cute.

I've loved these guys since I was 14 and I've finally decided to pick one up. I purchased this little male from Dino Reptiles at the Ajax, Ontario expo on June 17th. He hatched on May 5th and is about 10" long and has a really nice orange/red colouring. Love him already and I'm already planning...

Great shots of this adorable species. I'm picking up my first one on the 17th. :)

I've read that they can be quite finicky. I'm prepared for that if it happens. Other than that, they seem to be fantastic little snakes! I have found 2 breeders that will be at the next expo. :) Any tips on choosing a healthy baby?

My hungriest is probably my Pamphobeteus platyomma. I think he would eat no matter how often I fed him.

My Pamphobeteus platyomma molted today and is now about 3.5". :)

My Pamphobeteus sp. "platyomma" molted today. It is now about 3.5".

Thanks for the info! I have no problem not keeping it on sand. Just wondered. :)

Hi everyone, I've been keeping reptiles since I can remember and I have only owned one snake before but I'm looking to get another as I miss having one around. My first and only was an Okeetee corn snake, who I loved dearly but had to give up due to family matters. I have been reading about...

Gorgeous! I have a 2"+ spiderling that will be molting soon. I can't wait until he gets to be that size! Be sure to post photos post-molt. :)

I picked up some new slings from Tarantula Canada over the weekend so I thought now that my collection is a little bigger, I should make a photo thread! I've also included photos of my four legged friends. :) Pamphobeteus sp. "platyomma" Nhandu chromatus Lasiodora parahybana Brachypelma...

It was a small local store.

I bought my first T in February and I named him and the following one I purchased, but after those two (now six) I quit. So my only two that I actually call by their "names" are Eugene (P. platyomma) and Harriet (B.boehmei).