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Nice shots as usual Chad!!
No prob I love Cyriocosmus, sold off all of mine last summer when we moved, but I had quite a few of them for a couple years. Time for some more I think...Jan, Shell answered your Q on the dot. Thanks Shell!
HEY.. its been AT LEAST 2 :sarcasm: and yeah.. in the duration ive owned them, i have discovered what theyre all about. Unpacking the perezmilesi was real fun lolHehe because you've had one for a week? ;P
Female Avicularia versicolor
Of all of the Cyriocosmus I have kept, I found perezmilesi was the easiest to deal with (with ritae right behind it). I found elegans to be the most "difficult", had them bolt out of enclosures more than once (always caught them, but they kept me on my toes). That's just my personal experience with this genus of course. "Difficult" also, when compared to other fast and/or skittish species really isn't that bad with Cyriocosmus, they're quick yeah, but nothing awful.Unpacking the perezmilesi was real fun lol
Cyriocosmus are little sprinters for sure.
Yea Chad, don't make me grab one of your cameras and snap a few shots for you! You should never slack on a picture request.where the heck are these juruensis you speak of?
Thanks Michael! Now with a few more tricks up my sleeve, I'm thinking of going back and taking a second look at that sess.Wow, great series here Chad!! Sweet shot of the spinnerets!
The way you kept us zooming into the eyes I thought I was about to get pulled right down its pupil!!
Thanks Jan! Cyriocosmus are awesome! I would add at least one to your next order. You won't be dissapointed!Beautiful versicolor and great photos, Chad! Those colors are gorgeous! Also what Shell & Steven said: Thanks! Maybe at some point I'm gonna get another dwarf, but my new T's will most likely arrive this friday... :biggrin: boy, that'll be FUN housing those 5 - actually honestly looking forward to it!
Thanks Jason!Love that last shot of the versicolor. Nice work, Chad!!
Thanks David! I can't wait for a photo sess at your place!Nice shots as usual Chad!!
Thank you!Very very like!!!
Yes Shell more! You are lucky to have access to many species!No prob I love Cyriocosmus, sold off all of mine last summer when we moved, but I had quite a few of them for a couple years. Time for some more I think...
Love the new pics! I am starting to worry about your foot fetish though.
Thanks Chris! I do too, this girl is fresh also!LOVE the A. versicolor shots pal, I need me a fresh male for the female I have!
No worries, and coffee!Sorry Chad, I really owe you donuts now for hijacking your pic thread.
Nice versi btw.. where the heck are these juruensis you speak of?
Hold your horses! I've been a tad busy but I did have Michael over last night. Guess who was the subject of our shoot?Yea Chad, don't make me grab one of your cameras and snap a few shots for you! You should never slack on a picture request.
Lol, you know it! There are three eye cluster shots there and I like to get other parts of the spiders. It just happens to be butts and feet.Now I may not have a foot fetish like you do, but that is one sexy foot. You also seem to like butts...tarantula butts and feet...hmmm.
Thanks Michael! Nothing compared to yours though!There they are! Really wonderful shots Chad ... look just as good as on the LCD!!
That 2nd one is especially outstanding!
p.s. Sorry, I didn't even notice before but that spinnerets shot is a fantastic image!!! The lighting on it is amazing and the shallow DOF works perfectly here!
(and you know how much I love the cracked mud! )
Thanks Chase! No pics of her until she has been fed and rehoused.Awesome shots of the Avicularia juruensis!!!! The quality of your pictures lately have been outstanding! Keep it up!!
Sorry for the picture post rush, speaking of, will you please post some new pictures of that stunning Psalmopoeus reduncus female that you said just molted. thankx
No problem, you just lucked out bc Michael an I had already planned a photo session and you guys just chose the subject.Thanks for making the time for those pics Chad.. VERY NICE stuff.. i DID see them back in post 312 of this thread too (had to re read this whole thread... bummer:sarcasm::biggrin .. you werent lying about the yellow bands.. VERY cool characteristic they keep
Get to finding one!This species looks plain simply awesome! One day... *jealous*
Thanks Michael! Yep, there were slings everywhere during this shot. ,Oh yeah, love this image Chad! Not just the incredible sight of the molting sling but the bokeh is fantastic!!
... is that a larger sling I see hiding back there? Pulcher colors all over the place!! hehe
Thanks Jan!Awesome shots! Regarding the A. juruensis: Once they're available again (and NOT WC) I'll see to it ... patience young padawan