Genus Phormingochilus

[syndicate]

Cheers man!

 

[syndicate]

Phormingochilus everetti - Juvenile female

 

[freedumbdclxvi]

Such a beautiful spider!

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

0.1 P. everetti

 

[Scorpendra]

0.0.1 Phormingochilus everetti

Thanks,
Rob

 

[Scorpendra]

Here's one of the same spiderlings I posted above



Cheers!
Rob

 

[Philth]

Phormingochilus sp."rufus"
Phormingochilus sp."rufus" by Tom Patterson, on Flickr

Later, Tom

 

[KezyGLA]

Phormingochilus sp."rufus"
Phormingochilus sp."rufus" by Tom Patterson, on Flickr

Later, Tom

Very nice Love the banded legs on this sp.

 

[fang333999]

0.1 Phormingochilus Everetti

 

[Red Eunice]

Phormingochilus carpenteri (formerly: Cyriopagopoeus sp. sulawesi black)
While doing some cage maintenance earlier, she decided to leave the tube for a stroll. Lucky the camera was nearby to get these photos. Very reclusive!

 

[creepa]

Subadult female P. everetti

 

[grayzone]

Phormingochilus sp. "Rufus" +/- 2"

 

[advan]

Adult male Phormingochilus everetti

 

[grayzone]

Sp. Akcaya 1" are already slamming smaller red runner feeders. So cool

 

[grayzone]

LARGE female everetti.. very pissed off at me during the moment this girl could be every bit of 8" fully stretched.

Clocking in at 7 5/8" relaxed on the wall of this container

 

[Venom1080]

LARGE female everetti.. very pissed off at me during the moment this girl could be every bit of 8" fully stretched.

Clocking in at 7 5/8" relaxed on the wall of this container View attachment 252187 View attachment 252188 View attachment 252189 View attachment 252190

That is awesome to see. Large angry arboreals are the best.

 

[grayzone]

Large female everetti after rehouse

Juvie female sp rufus heavy premolt

Young sp akcaya freshly molted

 

[Venom1080]

Large female everetti after rehouse

Juvie female sp rufus heavy premolt

Young sp akcaya freshly molted View attachment 252886 View attachment 252887 View attachment 252888 View attachment 252889 View attachment 252890

Nice pictures..
How does keeping them dry work?

 

[grayzone]

They arent really "dry" but theyre never really super humid. I dont really have problems.

Then again, i live in a state where it rains 9 months a year, so our air is naturally decently humid.

I just mist once or 2x a week and saturate a small area of substrate

 

[grayzone]

Phormingochilus Sp. Sabah blue x3

Cant wait to watch these grow