Philth's non-theraphosid mygalomorph and true spider photo thread.

[freedumbdclxvi]

What's the legspan on those two?

 

[Philth]

The male is about 6 iches, the female is smaller. They are probably a sub species of H. venatoria even though they are not listed from Africa.

Later, Tom

 

[Hanska]

The male is about 6 iches, the female is smaller. They are probably a sub species of H. venatoria even though they are not listed from Africa.

Later, Tom

I wonder if they're the same species that one shop sells as Heteropoda sp. "ex-kamerun"? Looks like venatoria but as I asked they "grow almost double the size".

 

[Philth]

I wonder if they're the same species that one shop sells as Heteropoda sp. "ex-kamerun"? Looks like venatoria but as I asked they "grow almost double the size".

Sounds like it is, the term "double the size " was used when I bought them too.

Later, Tom

 

[Philth]

Macrothele calpeiana mature male


Later, Tom

 

[dotdman]

Macrothele calpeiana mature male


Later, Tom

Gorgeous. Hope these become a bit more common in the domestic trade... would love to have a few.

 

[Philth]

spermatheca

Sphodros rufipes


Macrothele sp."China" http://(Macrothele monocirculata)


Later, Tom

 

[Philth]

Family Eresidae

Possibly Stegodyphus spp., Tanzania








This spider is dead, I proped him up for a photo lol.


Later, Tom

 

[RegallRegius]

Eresidae.... Def. on my wish list!

Tom, glad to see you doing all these breeding projects. Wishing you great success with all.

 

[Philth]

Ctenidae sp. "Red Fang" Cameroon


Thelechoris striatipes Tanzania


Cupiennius getazi


Later, Tom

 

[Philth]

Viridasius sp. Madagascar mature male


Macrothele calpeiana


Humbertiella sp."China" I know its not a spider , but its freaking cool, and its my thread ;P


Later, Tom

 

[dotdman]

...Macrothele calpeiana

...

Excellent!

 

[Hanska]

Viridasius sp. Madagascar mature male


Later, Tom

First time I don't need to be so jealous I have to hit my head on the wall. Just got my own Viridasius. A lot of them.
Wait.. I do.. They're so small...

 

[Philth]

Olios sp."Borneo" F/M


Nephilengys cruentata , West Africa
dorsal


ventral


Later, Tom

 

[Philth]

Africactenus poecilus female from Cameroon.


Nilus albocinctus female from Borneo. By far one of the fastest jumpy spiders I've dealt with :}


Later, Tom

 

[Philth]

Ctenidae sp. "Red Fang" Cameroon


Deinopis sp. Cameroon


Later, Tom

 

[antinous]

Love the Ctenidae sp. "Red Fang" Cameroon, how large is it? The Deinopis sp. Cameroon eye orientation and size are pretty interesting too haha.

 

[Philth]

The Red Fangs grow to about 4 inches.

 

[Philth]

Latrodectus tredecimguttatus Israel local


Diplura sp. "Peru" in natural sunlight.


Later, Tom

 

[tarcan]

some really nice animals you got there Tom!