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becks0303

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nice pics

Hey Draiman great pics!

Im a fellow Singaporean, also interested in T's, but only have P.inermis. Was wondering how to get the other local species like brown C validus , and the Lampropelma violaceopes.

My p. inermis is really quick and jittery, retreating to the burrows very quickly.


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nhaverland413

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You have the most awesome gear and an incredibly enviable collection! Your C. shioedtei vid made my day! (my very favorite species)

Keep 'em coming!
 
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Awesome pics and videos. I especially like the L.V. on your wrist... How big is she now? Mine is 7.5 inches and I'm curious if anyone has one over 9 inches.
 
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biomarine2000 said:
Wow! What lens did you use to get that shot?
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Lol, as usual - my 18-55mm kit lens and a Hoya macro filter.

A few new pictures:

Poecilotheria regalis



Stromatopelma calceatum



Cyriopagopus schioedtei - a big, big girl



 
micheldied

micheldied

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Superb!

I wonder though, is that P. Regalis a male or a female?

Looks to be much bigger than mine is, but mine seems to already have more color.
 
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Draiman

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micheldied said:
Superb!

I wonder though, is that P. Regalis a male or a female?

Looks to be much bigger than mine is, but mine seems to already have more color.
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I have no idea lol, it's only about 2". Here's something you won't believe - it's already 2 years old! I got it together with a bunch of its siblings as tiny second instars in March 2009 and while I've sold some of the rest and even got a mature male from those, this little one has hardly grown. They were all kept in the same conditions too.
 
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Draiman said:
I have no idea lol, it's only about 2". Here's something you won't believe - it's already 2 years old! I got it together with a bunch of its siblings as tiny second instars in March 2009 and while I've sold some of the rest and even got a mature male from those, this little one has hardly grown. They were all kept in the same conditions too.
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WOW it doesn't look 2" in your picture.:p

LOL interesting, it's a runt.;P
 
mcluskyisms

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Nice pics as always Gavin. I might have to get me one of those macro filters!!! :}
 
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Cheers for the comments everyone. Here's a better version of the same picture after a few adjustments:

 
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