Advan's pic thread

[crawltech]

nice couple pages of shots dude!.....keep em comin!

 

[advan]

Seriously Chad, that is one fantastic image, another one I'd be proud to call my own!

(And I'm sure you caught my implication that I'm very impressed with what your camera can do ... it's *much* better than the two $500 bridge cameras I went through before finally deciding I'd only be happy with a real DSLR.)

Thanks Michael!

Metallica slings are really cute! So fat and stuff, beautiful photos as well!

Thanks! There are a couple of fatty's in there.

nice couple pages of shots dude!.....keep em comin!

Thanks Levi! I will happily!


Orphnaecus sp. "blue"

 

[advan]

....and few more.

 

[advan]

Avicularia sp. "amazonica"

 

[advan]

Psalmopoeus langenbucheri

 

[advan]

Idiothele mira

 

[advan]

Juvie female Lampropelma violaceopes

 

[Storm76]

Cuuuuute A. amazonica pics! Need to make some pics of my twins again soon. One has molted like 2 weeks ago, the other still didn't

 

[papilio]

Once diversipes and versicolor get evicted, amazonica will officially become my favorite Avic! Beautiful shots of it Chad!! I just love how frosty blue baby amazonicas are.

 

[Storm76]

Once diversipes and versicolor get evicted, amazonica will officially become my favorite Avic! Beautiful shots of it Chad!! I just love how frosty blue baby amazonicas are.

Actually, I'm a bit suprised of the blueish hue there. Mine have beige legs so I assume it was the camera that's a bit off there by chance?

 

[papilio]

Must be a bit of variation within the sp. then (typical of Avics!), my slings have always been light powdery blue, no mistaking them for amazonicas, and quite distinctive from the usual beige/pink!
Spectacular Ts IMO!!

 

[Storm76]

Must be a bit of variation within the sp. then (typical of Avics!), my slings have always been light powdery blue, no mistaking them for amazonicas, and quite distinctive from the usual beige/pink!
Spectacular Ts IMO!!

Wasn't aware of that. For me looked more like the cam being a little off. Thanks for clarification!

 

[advan]

Cuuuuute A. amazonica pics! Need to make some pics of my twins again soon. One has molted like 2 weeks ago, the other still didn't

Thanks Storm! I can't wait for this little one to grow up.

Once diversipes and versicolor get evicted, amazonica will officially become my favorite Avic! Beautiful shots of it Chad!! I just love how frosty blue baby amazonicas are.

Thanks Michael! Why not get one(or more) now?

Actually, I'm a bit suprised of the blueish hue there. Mine have beige legs so I assume it was the camera that's a bit off there by chance?

I used photoshop. ;P But seriously none of my pics are messed with, I don't even crop them. I bring them into paint, resize them and post them. The amazonica is only a few hours post molt. The legs are actually clear at the time the pics were taken. I will get some more pics when it as hardened up. They should beige up a little bit but I have noticed they do give off a blue hue and don't get the same yellow legs compared to all my other Avicularia slings.

---------- Post added 04-07-2012 at 04:55 PM ----------

For me looked more like the cam being a little off.

My camera is always a little off.

 

[Storm76]

That explaint it then

 

[crawltech]

nice work man!...

....those langenbucheri are unmistakeably Psalmopoeus eh?, no doubt whatsoever!

 

[grayzone]

Avicularia metallica

lol.. these metallicas look like balloon animals... again, you got some nice pics chad. keep em comin

---------- Post added 04-07-2012 at 11:16 PM ----------

this was in reference to pics in post #556

 

[advan]

nice work man!...

....those langenbucheri are unmistakeably Psalmopoeus eh?, no doubt whatsoever!

Thanks Levi! They are definitely Psalmopoeus!

lol.. these metallicas look like balloon animals... again, you got some nice pics chad. keep em comin

Thanks man! There are a few of them that are have a little junk in there trunk.

Orphnaecus sp. "Panay"

 

[advan]

Idiothele mira

 

[advan]

Juvenile female Brachypelma emilia

 

[advan]

Happy dance photos.

Avicularia minatrix