The webbing thread

KezyGLA

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We should keep this thread going. It's always great to see some silk.

Heres a few photos

Encyocratella olivacea
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Heterothele villosella
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Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens
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Idiothele mira
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Pterinochilus chordatus hole
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Dolichothele bolivianum
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Harpactira pulchripes
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Cyriocosmus elegans
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KezyGLA

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This one is getting redicilous..

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I can never open it without bringing the contents up with it :confused:
 
Trenor

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KezyGLA said:
This one is getting redicilous..

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I can never open it without bringing the contents up with it :confused:
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One of my enclosures was webbed so bad I had to cut a tab in a lid so I could feed the T. The enclosure was webbed so tight I couldn't get the lid off. That was an interesting rehousing event. Everything came out at once including the T. :D
 
Misty Day

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I wouldn't be able to open this enclosure without ripping up most of the webbing,dirt and the actual spider. 3 inch male C.marshalli.

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1.75 inch P.miranda.

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And what would my web compilation be if I didnt include one of my GBBs.

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KezyGLA

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@Misty Day C. marshalli seems good for it :p

I recently got an AF that did a good job as soon as she got in the enclosure :) I will def be adding more anchor points soon and hopefully she will be out on show more too.
 
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KezyGLA said:
@Misty Day C. marshalli seems good for it :p

I recently got an AF that did a good job as soon as she got in the enclosure :) I will def be adding more anchor points soon and hopefully she will be out on show more too.
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Yeah this guy stopped burrowing when he hit around 2.5 inches and just started webbing everywhere, and I agree I'd say more with more anchor points your females enclosure will be like a winter wonderland. :p
 
basin79

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My Chilobrachys Fimbriatus has made a great start to her enclosure.

 
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EulersK said:
Some more!


Best picture I could get of my subadult female C. fimbriatus. She's webbed the lid so much that it's just foggy, you can barely see through it. She's also freshly molted!
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My recently matured H. sp. "Columbia" small. Cool points to whoever can tell me where that tiki is from ;)
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The obligatory C. cyaneopubescens picture. She's only been in here about a month, so she's got more work to do still. She actually bolted out of her enclosure from the flash, about gave me a heart attack. She's back in there, although rightly angry.
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And lastly, since making a winter wonderland out of anchor points isn't the only thing webbing is used for, this is my adult female C. darlingi. Holding up dirt from cave-ins is far more impressive than making web hammocks!
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Brady Bunch Tiki Curse episode?
 
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