Mrs Halls Picture Thread

[Mrs Hall]

Figured it was about time we replaced the digital camera that I managed to demolish a month ago. This time I made sure to buy a camera that I could actually use for T picture taking !!

As time goes on, I will add to the pics, but for now I will just start with some of my more photogenic T's. First up...

A geniculata, two inch + unsexed.. gotten from Mr. David Beard just a week ago or so...

 

[Mrs Hall]

And next we have... drumroll please....

C cyaneopubescens.. also from Mr. Beard.. and David.. this lil bugger attacks.. thanks so much for the warning

Oh, and the answer is NO its not on a window.. it decided to climb the walls of the photo tank to get a better look at my flowers...

 

[Mrs Hall]

This is the male here on loan from Scorpdemon for my C fasciatum ( or whatever they are calling it now ). Hes actually getting ready to redestroy her web. He tore it down a couple days ago and she rebuilt it, and now hes looking for some more lovins. She is barely visable behind him on the other side.

 

[Mrs Hall]

E campestratus unsexed.. around three inches..

 

[Mrs Hall]

E uataman.. I have two of these.. this is the only one that will actually come out of its hide. Both are about an inch and a half, pushing two inches.. cant wait for adult colors... one from Mr. Botar, the other from Mr. Beard..

 

[Scolopendra55]

Great pics!

 

[Lorgakor]

Are you sure that is E. campestratus? It really doesn't look like one to me.
Very nice pictures. Love the E. uataman.

 

[Mrs Hall]

according to the person I bought it from it is and Im not one to tell the dealers they are wrong...

 

[Mrs Hall]

H incei just a touch over 1"

 

[Mrs Hall]

P atrichromatus letting me know that the photo session was OVER !

 

[Lorgakor]

according to the person I bought it from it is and Im not one to tell the dealers they are wrong...

Even dealers make mistakes. It just doesn't look like any E. campestratus I've ever seen. Do you have any more pictures of it? What colour is the ventral side?

 

[Mrs Hall]

I had lots of pictures of it but with the amount of space I am allowed as a normal user, I had to remove some of them. Thanks for your concern with my tarantula, however, it is indeed an E campestratus. I myself went through the questions when I first got him. The coloring is light and thats fine... I used to have a g aureostriata that was the most brilliant shade of honey brown I had ever seen and since I had bred that egg sac I am really sure it was a G aureostriata.
This poor little guy is very much in an ugly premolt phase. When he finally does molt I will post a picture.. maybe he will get his spinnerettes back as well.