Does any still keep Trapdoor Spiders

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Now what I'm really looking for now, other than other Liphistius Sp., is Cyclocosmia ricketti and a silver species of trapdoor from Africa. Other interesting looking species will interest me too.
 

basin79

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Terrible quality due to them being screen shots from the video I recorded yesterday. But you can still make out my Liphistius cf ornatus.

 

basin79

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This is the Malagasy Giant Trap and the Ravine. I'll try to get a pic of my Ummidia Sp. though my Liphistius are impossible to picture.
I'm going to lower the quality on my proper camera and set it to continuous shoot mode on the next feeding and see if I manage to get any half decent pics.
 

Venom100

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Now what I'm really looking for now, other than other Liphistius Sp., is Cyclocosmia ricketti and a silver species of trapdoor from Africa. Other interesting looking species will interest me too.
I know a few people with Cyclocosmia sp. I’m also looking for silver trapdoor species.
 

basin79

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So jealous!
Came as a tiny sling living in a sling pot. Was in that for quite a while eating hatchling crickets. After the last recent moult he/she has coloured up. Although the sun sorts of washes the colours out on that last video. The previous vid you can see the colours better.
 

basin79

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I almost did it. Nearly got a good pic of my Liphistius cf ornatus hurtling out of her trapdoor.


 
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