Species Caribena versicolor (a.k.a. Avicularia versicolor)

nowhereman

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Grabbed this shot while Tiny was drinking from the side of the container this morning. Now I must have sleep...... :cool:
 
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Pheonixx

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wow beauty! mine is not too far behind that. maybe 2 or 2.5"
 

AlanMM

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Guess my A. versicolor is a male as u can see...
In the second pic u can clearly see its boxing gloves...
He molted last week. Gotta look for a girl now...



 

chique

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Wow he's gorgeous!!!
Trying to get hold of one myself, pretty scarce in my part of the world apparently, boo! :(
 

gothmog

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Wow, what a beauty, good look finding a mate for him, can never have enough Versis ;)

Chique, I got my versi sling from here a couple of months back, not the greatest price for a sling (actually it was a bit cheaper than that price, probably because they were a bit smaller then), but it gets you one ;)

-- Jon
 

chique

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Gothmog

Cheers for that, had a quick peek good site. Never 'mail ordered' a T before usually stick to my known breeders, nice n cheap to.

But since they can't seem to get me a versicolor this could be a new avenue for me. I always thought it funny to practically post a T! make a change from the usual crap that get's deliverd!
 

AlanMM

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I think it's about 1.5 years old...
Avic's mature fast... (and life span isn't that big either)
These pictures are taken during molts of that same spider :

september 2003


januari 2004


march 2004


june 2004


oktober 2004
 

pandinus

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is there a physical sexual dimorphism in A versicolor? if so, what is it?
 

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pandinus said:
is there a physical sexual dimorphism in A versicolor? if so, what is it?
Nope, males & females are the same barring the "business parts" like every other T. I assume you're asking because of the differing appearances in these pics: versicolors undergo an incredible morphing of colors from the time they emerge from the sac until they achieve the blue-green & magenta coloration of the adults. They are one of my faves because not only are they beautiful, they have very interesting and docile personalities.
 

AlanMM

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Male A. versicolor, just molted. So docile, and such striking colors...

<< click me >>

(It's a wmv file, 1 minute long, 3Mb)
 

evilbob200

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Very nice

I just cant get enough of the versicolor, such a beautiful T! :clap:
 

AlanMM

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Here is another movie clip of that same spider, but the clip was shot 1 year ago, oktober 2003.
(sorry for poor beginning of the clip...)

<< Click Me >>
 
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