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Congratulations man!!! Really nice. Good luck in separating the slings..:) Get in touch when it's time...:)

and I'm of course also interested in slings... ´Get in touch when it's time...:)

Yeah well. you know there is a fosterhome for the babies up north..:P

I was actually bitten by one of mine when it was a really tiny sling. I was amazed it could penetrate the skin. It ran out of it's little container when I sprayed, and caught it on my hand. It walked calmy and then just put it's SMALL fang in my hand. I was a little bit surprised and then it...

How large were the specimens you caught?

Yes. It's "probably" a Trechona venosa, I bought it as a Dipluridae ssp "possibly T venosa". It's a nice spider, I have two subadult females and one semiadult male so hopefully sweet love will be in the air in a few months.

Dipluridae ssp. "Bolivia/Brazil"

Grymma bilder Johan!

Great pictures Johan! Really nice! Har du uppdaterat din artlista på zoonen med några roliga kryp från Oz?

Well, if you're new into pedes I think you should consider a smaller species to start with(still aggresive) and learn the basics about pedes and then go on with the hardcore species like S gigantea, S subspinipes, S viridicornis(if they are available??) later on.

I've sen a laaaaaarge one in the bus from Hamm(large show for tropical animals in germany) . Really impressive. i think a friend took a picture of it. I'll see if I can find the pic.

and my 1.1 never arrived.... :?

Dipluridae ssp. "Brazil/Bolivia". Sold as "Maybe T venosa". I've got five of these. Small juvenile, freshly molted.

Ohh, this is very old post, They are from Hamm 2004, not this year.

Sweet adult female

Avicularia metallica, subadult female Avicularia aurantiaca, adult female

Fat, adult female drinking.

I was supposed to buy it as well, but an adult huntsman doesn't last to long...:( The other Sparrasidae was really cool as well.

female female Subadult male

I'm getting a few of those in Hamm...:)