Genus Theraphosa

[versus]

I have a dream....

T. apophysis juv. and subad. female are eating

creative...

 

[Arachnoking]

Freshly moulted Theraphosa apophysis.

 

[Freddie]

Again the same juvie blondi female.
Other two didnt want to get in a pic

 

[SkyeSpider]

After several matings earlier in the year, I saw this in my blondi's cage. How sad.

Oh well. Better luck next time. I still have a BEAUTIFUL (and huge) blondi

-Bryan

 

[Tarantula]

Mature female Theraphosa blondi (LS 10"):

Feeding:

I also have a few pics on the female eating a L. parahybana male. I dont want to post them here but if someone is interested in seeing them I can PM them.


Theraphosa apophysis male (LS 6")

T. blondi cast skin:

Cheers

 

[Fince]

After several matings earlier in the year, I saw this in my blondi's cage. How sad.

Oh well. Better luck next time. I still have a BEAUTIFUL (and huge) blondi

-Bryan

Nice Pic!

Some blondi wear brown overal color after molting and some wear black (for example my blondi female). It's very interesting.

 

[Fince]

Theraphosa apophysis spiderling

Theraphosa apophysis male

and female

 

[PapaRoacher]

I was just wondering...

I've noticed a few species in other genus that aren't as commonly known, for example, everyone knows about the G. Rosea, but, not as many know about the G. Iheringi...

Are there any other species in the Theraphosa genus?

 

[becca81]

I was just wondering...

I've noticed a few species in other genus that aren't as commonly known, for example, everyone knows about the G. Rosea, but, not as many know about the G. Iheringi...

Are there any other species in the Theraphosa genus?

I have heard rumors about there being another species in this genus, but I believe that for now (offically), there is only these two.

 

[gustavowright]

T.blondi proper sexing...

Greets all...while checking some pics of Goliaths, I just wonder the proper way to sex them right...any tips guys?Mine is just about to come....But I think it's a juvie....thanx. :?

 

[Lorgakor]

I was just wondering...

I've noticed a few species in other genus that aren't as commonly known, for example, everyone knows about the G. Rosea, but, not as many know about the G. Iheringi...

Are there any other species in the Theraphosa genus?

You know, I was just going to post the same question, then I saw you already had!

I was in a pet store recently and they had a small juvie 'Silver birdeating tarantula' and underneath it said 'therephosa sp.' So I'm wondering if it is a mistake or some Theraphosa species I've never heard of. They wanted over a hundred dollars canadian for it.

 

[BakuBak]

 

[Cpt.nemO]

I wish i could own a Theraphosa blondi, its beautiful. Nice pics by the way. I will eventually buy one when i find someone that could ship it to me in brazil. Its so sad that the don't sell T's around here.

 

[Longbord1]

man do i want a blondi i always have never had the oney. im gonna promise myself to get one this or next year.

what grows faster the Blondi or a P regalis because maybe ill go with a blondi

 

[Cpt.nemO]

anyone willing to ship me a theraphosa sling or 2 - 3 incher ??

 

[Pheonixx]

yeah they sure get pissed off easy huh?

but they get bigger all the time!

 

[gustavowright]

Nice pics guys....someone could post both pics of apophysis and blondi to compare...that would be great though.... :clap:

 

[Lorgakor]

Just curious what kind of substrate you are using Peonixx? It looks kind of like rocks.

 

[Andrew vV]

Nice pics guys....someone could post both pics of apophysis and blondi to compare...that would be great though.... :clap:

Yeah, check here
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=10097

 

[metallica]

9" FEMALE (yes, i am sure. not for sale)