User My Picture Thread

[JBarbaresi]

I don't have many pictures to add because my spiders have been for my own enjoyment and I haven't been overly active on this forum until recently, but figured I could start a thread and add to it as I take more.

My current T collection includes:

-4.5" female brachypelma hamorii (smithi when I got her 6+ years ago)


-3" female poecilotheria subfusca highland



-2" poecilotheria regalis

-2.5" chromatopelma cyaneopubescens


-1.5" augacephalus breyeri (picture taken just before the last molt)


-1" monocentropus balfouri

I also have this little Wolf spider I found a few days ago, currently keeping for observation.

 

[JBarbaresi]

GBB out tonight, as usual. Might be a while before I get any shots of the p. regalis, I’m pretty sure it’s in premolt.

 

[sandeepk]

Amazing Collection! I like it.

 

[JBarbaresi]

Not sure why I didn’t have any better pics of my b. Hamorii, she’s literally always out. Added this one this morning, such a pretty spider.

 

[JBarbaresi]

Got a couple pics of the a. breyeri sling during a rehouse. I really hope this one is a female.

 

[JBarbaresi]

Here is a size reference for the b. hamorii.

 

[JBarbaresi]

M. balfouri sling. Slow grower.

 

[JBarbaresi]

P. regalis is molting! In his/her hide so unfortunately I can’t get any pics.

 

[Queen Isabella]

I am new here, like the pics

 

[JBarbaresi]

 

[JBarbaresi]

This little monster was feeding most of the day on a cricket that was larger than him. Wasn’t even bothered when I gave the enclosure a little spritz.

 

[JBarbaresi]

Another shot of the p. subfusca.

 

[JBarbaresi]

B. hamorii. I’m told this could be a b. smithi (formerly b. annitha)?

 

[Queen Isabella]

B. hamorii. I’m told this could be a b. smithi (formerly b. annitha)?

It does look like anitha / smithi. The orange instead of white ..

It does look like anitha / smithi. The orange instead of white ..

Also the dark brownish on the carapace instead of light tan to white on the outer rim.

 

[JBarbaresi]

Pretty crappy picture, but p. regalis finally made an appearance after it’s molt last week. Came out of it about at the 3” mark. Pretty impressive size gain.

 

[YellowBrickRoad]

B. hamorii. I’m told this could be a b. smithi (formerly b. annitha)?

That is B. hamorii.

 

[JBarbaresi]

P. subfusca’s first horn worm.



P. regalis finally starting to make a regular appearance.

 

[JBarbaresi]

P. regalis looking nice and plump after a horn worm. Perfect time to rehouse into a larger enclosure.

 

[JBarbaresi]

Big girl enjoying a juicy horn worm.

 

[JBarbaresi]

Received 4 nhandu chromatus and 1 augacephalus ezendami slings today.

A. ezendami is about .5”, smallest sling in my collection currently. Even smaller than the m. balfouri when I got it.



Of the 4 n. chromatus, one is already burrowing into the substrate and the other 3 seem curious about their surroundings. One in particular is a little more bold than the rest. Pics taken right after housing from shipment.