Genus Pterinochilus

[ballpython2]

So is this genus hand pets? I see a lot of pictures of people holding theirs. and in other pictures none or most of them are not doing threat displays.

 

[chris 71]

i see lots pic of people handling theres but i wouldn.t try it

 

[chris 71]

heres the same spider a little while latter hopefully swelling with eggs

 

[AlainL]

Immature male P.murinus RCF

Take care!

Alain

 

[Tunedbeat]

Female, P.Murinus

Warning: Handling is not recommended!

 

[young boldric]

A rare sighting of my P.Murinus

 

[T.Raab]

Pterinochilus chordatus (GERSTÄCKER, 1873) - male

 

[T.Raab]

 

[zLOST]

Hi Timo,
And what about comparison of leg I of all three species available in the hobby?

But nice pics (as usually)

 

[T.Raab]

Hi Ota,

only P. chordatus and P. vorax have lateraly flexed Metatarsus I.
(So, P. vorax are not (yet) in the hobby, so its possible to ID this species with the Metatarsus I - and of course of the habit of the specimen.)

Here you can see a P. lugardi male (not yours - as you see on the year) without this flexed Metatarsus I.

 

[LukaszWarsaw]

My juvenile female

 

[Tunedbeat]

Some close-ups on my P.murinus RCF.
I was so focused on getting the close-up shots that i totally forgot about taking shots of the T itself. :? Maybe, next time.

Enjoy,

 

[T.Raab]

very great shots! Nice!

 

[Tunedbeat]

very great shots! Nice!

Thanks, your pics are great as well.

 

[Noexcuse4you]

P. murinus

Lucy loves lobster!

 

[Tunedbeat]

0.1

 

[syndicate]

man impressive macro shots!nice job

 

[fartkowski]

Awsome pictures.
Amazing macro shots. Great job.

 

[Fince]

Excellent pictures!

Thank you for sharing!!!

 

[fartkowski]

P. chordatus