Genus Selenocosmia

Jakob

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Since it hasn't been started yet, I'll begin.

S. arndsti female


S. javanensis female


S. dichromata premolt female


Later,

Jake
 

Steve Nunn

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CB'ing S.crassipes


S.stirlingi


undescribed Selenocosmia sp. 1.


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undescribed Selenocosmia sp. 1 female(again).


And now the male(photo by R. Bottenbruch)....
 
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Another of S.stirlingi, this time with an eggsac



An S.stirlingi ultimate male...


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This time S.crassipes with young..

Photo by R.Bottenbruch
 
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Jakob

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Very nice Steve! Thank you! I wish I had some males for my girls...

Later,

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inked

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awesome pics all!! Selenocosmia are great.. it's great to see some species being captive bred, both in Australia and abroad.. there really is not enough out there on this species..

hey Steve, i love the one of S.Crass and slings... never seen it before.. would that photo be from the batch of crassipes slings that Cassy came from? back in November or so.. is that one of her parents, and could one of them little spiderlings be Cassy heheh?

also if you have photo's of the other 'parents' of my slings, could you let me know.. i've been meaning to ask you for ages... would love to know what their parents look like.. Selenocosmia unident species 1 and 2, and selenotypus sp 1 and 2.. and even Cassy the crassipes olds.. do you remember which was which type was 1 and which was 2 in case they are ever named and identified?

hope to hear from ya

attached a pic of Cassy the Selenocosmia crassipes sling, growing up..

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Pterinochilus

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Hi !

I love Selenocosmia's , They are very slim and there colors are so frickin beautiful. I have 3 Slings of The Selenocosmia Peerboomi I Have not seen any pictures from them there are very small and only 4 weeks old, they are grayish now. Does any one have a S.peerboomi to? or does someone have a picture from an adult S.Peerboomi ?

Thanks A lot

Tom.
 

morda

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Selenocosmia's are great!
It's a pity that there are no Selenocosmia's in Poland :(
Really great and beautiful Old World T's.
 

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Very unique and very beautiful spiders! Wish I had some of these!
 

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Pterinochilus said:
Hi !

I love Selenocosmia's , They are very slim and there colors are so frickin beautiful. I have 3 Slings of The Selenocosmia Peerboomi I Have not seen any pictures from them there are very small and only 4 weeks old, they are grayish now. Does any one have a S.peerboomi to? or does someone have a picture from an adult S.Peerboomi ?

Thanks A lot

Tom.
i bet you got them at the fair in HOUTEN :p
got some of those little beauty's myself :cool:
 

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S.arndsti Mating pair cira 92 :D sorry about the bad pic (scaned)
 

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Pterinochilus

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Hi

Thanks a lot Martin. I have heard of the name before i bought the spiders but didn't know what they looked like. Nice Brown middle sized T's as far as I have seen. And indeed I Bought ( extually got if for free ) from a French hobbyist.

Greets
Tom.
 

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I've got a S.peerboomi spiderling too , and I would really like to see more pic's of them .
Anyone ? :rolleyes:



(hihi , this morning she got her first meal)
 

Citharischius

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Sory ,

Martin i didn't saw your posting on time :p
Wow it's a beautiful genus isn't it ?

Greets
Jamy
 
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