Advan's pic thread

[advan]

Encyocratella olivacea

 

[advan]

A pairing from last night.

 

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[advan]

Ornithoctonus aureotibialis

 

[advan]

Chromatopelma cyaneopuescens

 

[advan]

Avicularia urticans

 

[advan]

Avicularia avicularia

 

[advan]

Avicularia

Avicularia azuraklaasi

 

[advan]

Avicularia minatrix

 

[advan]

Avicularia diversipes

 

[arhamy]

Those all all beautiful t's I only have a A. Avic right now. What would another beginner t be.

 

[advan]

Those all all beautiful t's I only have a A. Avic right now. What would another beginner t be.

If you are looking for another arboreal I would recommend Avicularia metallica or Avicularia versicolor. If you want to go terrestrial I would recommend Grammostola pulchra or Brachypelma emilia. There are tons of excellent spiders to choose to be your second. Chromatopelma cyaneopuescens would also be a good choice, they are colorful, grow fast and are easy to care for. Good luck with your new addiction.

 

[advan]

Sub-adult male Avicularia diversipes

 

[advan]

Freshly molted Tapinauchenius latipes getting a drink.

 

[advan]

Mature male Poecilotheria pederseni

 

[advan]

Chromatopelma cyaneopuescens

 

[Shell]

Amazing pics, and great collection! All those Psalmos.....:drool:

 

[advan]

Amazing pics, and great collection! All those Psalmos.....:drool:

Thanks! I love the Psalmos they are probably my favorite genus. Now if only I could get my hands on Psalmopoeus langenbucheri and Psalmopoeus sp. "Mexico" :drool:

 

[synyster]

We easily have access to Psalmopoeus langenbucheri in Canada... Sorry bout that ;P

But you have me jealous of that Encyocratella olivacea!! Amazing pics :clap:

 

[advan]

We easily have access to Psalmopoeus langenbucheri in Canada... Sorry bout that ;P

But you have me jealous of that Encyocratella olivacea!! Amazing pics :clap:

Thanks! I believe there are some in the US but it's a matter of convincing the ones who have them to let you keep a couple. I love the Encyocratella olivacea too.



Stromatopelma calceatum