Genus Acanthoscurria

[delta]

mines are smaller, about 1.5 inches (and unsexed too).. i hope for 1.1(.X)

 

[bonesmama]

Nice T's! BTW - Delta- why'd they take away your avatar?- it was great!

 

[delta]

BTW - Delta- why'd they take away your avatar?- it was great!

some anonymous mod/admin said it wasn't family oriented :?

 

[Fince]

Here is my walking thistle

 

[Lasiodora]

Some 1st instar genics
Mike

 

[Spiderling LT]

Nice photo Fince, what camera U use?

 

[Fince]

Nice photo Fince, what camera U use?

I used Canon Powershot A70 type digital "soap-dish" with three lights at first picture and two lights and flash at the second.

 

[Bothrops]

My Acanthoscurria cordubensis

Isn´t she beauty?

 

[Bothrops]

My Acanthoscurria sternalis (yes, IT´S THAT SPECIES! )

See this... she molt about one month ago

 

[shogun804]

no its not ;P

 

[jeffh_x]

nice..never seen this sp b4 though..interesting..

 

[ChrisNCT]

Yep..very nice~!

Kind of a mix between a T. blondi and a Zebra sp.

 

[priZZ]

Kinda like Acanthoscurria insubtilis... if I'm not wrong.

 

[Mattyb]

Very nice T.



-Mattyb

 

[aftershock]

Alot of Acanthoscurria sp. look very similar and it's almost impossible to seperate them by looking at a pic. Beautiful specimen though. I sold my cordubensis a few months ago.

 

[WhyTeDraGon]

Thought id bump this back up, as this is one of my favorite species

My pics arent that great, but here they are. I have 4 of these little guys

Largest

#2 before molt (due to molt again soon)

#4 before molt (also due to molt soon)

 

[WhyTeDraGon]

Fresh molt on #3
I'll get more pics later once my batteries are charged and she's hardened up.

 

[WhyTeDraGon]

Yes, I know, I spilt the water. Bad mommy!

 

[BigBadConrad]

mine must be a sissy

Nice pics all! Wow, I must have an oddball. I'd heard what great "display" Ts they are and that they are voracious eaters. I bought a 4.5" female about 15 months ago and must say of all my Ts she is the most, uhh, "disappointing." Don't get me wrong - cool animal - but nothing like the behavior I expected. The blondi and parahybana I bought on the same day (4" and 6" females, respectively) are great feeders and have both molted twice, but the genic eats like a bird and has only molted once, about a year ago. In fact, she is easily the pickiest eater of all my inverts. She's about 5" now. I've thought she's in pre-molt for the last 4 months. Appears healthy but no appetite. She took a couple of fuzzies in the first couple months I had her but lost interest in those quickly. For the last year I've offered her a cricket or two ever week and usually end up removing them after a couple days since she just climbs the glass and hangs out there to avoid the crix. Maybe she's more temperature-sensitive than the others? They slowed down a little over the winter but not significantly, and are as hungry as ever now that it's warming up some. Not the genic - she's picky and fussy as always :? Anyone had a genic like this? I don't know the exact temp range in the habitat but it's the same room in which all my other tropical inverts thrive. Weird.

-John

 

[WhyTeDraGon]

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