Search results for query: Pachistopelma bromelicola

Pachistopelma bromelicola. Tapinauchenius cupreus. Brachypelma albopilosum (Nicaragua) Orange bob. P. bromelicola T. cupreus B. albopilosum (CB from WC parents) Orange bob

...and both of the mealworms had spookily disappeared by the time I looked back. Everyone ate, which is nice, apart from my Pachistopelma bromelicola who arrived two days ago. Granted the mealworm piece was at a wierd angle at the base of their cork bark, so tomorrow I'll cut up a nice juicy one...

My pachistopelma bromelicola juvenile moulted today and it looks beautiful

My Pachistopelma bromelicola juvenile moulted today for the 1st time in almost a year

I already have a H. pulchripes and several Pokies. If I can find one... they come up sometimes but at the moment - nada. I have the diversipes and D. exilis looks kind of brown to me but I will look into the P. bromelicola. I think I'll stay with Tapis when it comes to smaller arboreals...

...only really speak to the "rarer" species I have. Many of my "rares" are smaller arboreals, so you can look for things like Pachistopelma bromelicola (despite having BROMELIAD in the name, my juvenile female hates plants), Dolichothele exilis (fun hunter to watch, dwarf species), Iridopelma...

They don't really burrow. I think they are just more opportunistic than other Avics/related. I've had one in a Kritter Keeper (with foliage, of course) for a few years and she made her home on the ground behind her bark, but without ever burrowing. I have two others in an Avicularia setup and...

...like my P. irminia or in a terrestrial juvenile enclosure from Jamie’s Tarantulas (basically a 4x4x4 acrylic box) like my Pachistopelma bromelicola. @cold blood , do they burrow at all? If they do, I should use the deli cup, so I can add more substrate. If not, the terrestrial enclosure...

...oh and everything in between. The only reason i don't have more arboreal tarantulas is simply because of a lack of space. I do love the 4 i have though as they are simply stunning species pachistopelma bromelicola, A metallica, A braunshauseni and P cambridgei which is a species everyone...

Harpactira pulchripes Chilobrachys fimbriatus (mid molt) Tapinauchenius sp. "Colombia" Pachistopelma bromelicola

I was just made aware of these, they look great and seem like very interesting T's. For my first bioactive setup I want a bromeliad with a bromelicola (and a white orchid setup for Hymenopus coronatus - Orchid mantis). Are the bromelicolas hard to keep? Like an arboreal?

Difficult to assess rarity for me, but here are the ones that I have that I don't hear about here all that often: Pachistopelma bromelicola (juvenile female) Lasiodora itabunae (juvenile male) Iridopelma zorodes (sling) Grammostola actaeon (sling, juvenile, who knows it grows slower than molasses)

Psalmopoeus victorii Megaphobema mesomelas Phormingochilus sp. 'Rufus' Cyriocosmus leetzi/elegans Poecilotheria rufilata Pachistopelma bromelicola Typhochlaena seladonia Tapinauchenius sanctivincenti Brachypelma auratum/schroederi Nhandu coloratovillosus Acanthoscurria chacoana Monocentropus...

Pachistopelma bromelicola

Pachistopelma bromelicola sling

...pulchra Hapalopus triseriatus Heterothele villosella Lasiodorides polycuspulatus Megaphobema robustum Neoholothele incei Pachistopelma bromelicola Pamphobeteus machalla Pamphobeteus sp mascara Pamphobeteus nigricolor Phormictopus cochleasvorax Psalmopoeus cambridgei Pseudhapalopus sp blue...

I definitely will. Im so excited for it. Dont know what im getting yet.

My current wishlist (though I am in no hurry to acquire any of them atm) Acanthoscurria geniculata Cyriocosmus ritae Pachistopelma bromelicola Pachistopelma rufonigrum Psalmopoeus irminia Psalmopoeus pulcher Psalmopoeus every species ....and pretty much ALL of the arboreals, NW (and OW when I...

Thank you! :) It made me happy as well. :) Never had an adult. Adult male Phormingochilus everetti

Oh man, that Sahydroaraneus raja is so cute