Advan's pic thread

advan

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Wah! That metatarsus shot of the irminia....:love:
Thanks Jan? hehe

Lyrognathus crotalus






Pachistopelma bromelicola




















100mm @ 1:1 uncropped


100mm @ 1:1 with Raynox 250 uncropped


100mm @ 1:1 cropped to ^ size. See the depth of field difference? ;)
 

Mike41793

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That sp. Bach ma is so awesome. Can't wait until they're readily available!!
 

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Good luck on the breeding (knowing your success, I'm just gonna wait patiently for the pics of the sac and nymphs, hehe).
 

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Gorgeous shots, amazing spiders.
Thank you! :)

That sp. Bach ma is so awesome. Can't wait until they're readily available!!
Agreed! :)

Good luck on the breeding (knowing your success, I'm just gonna wait patiently for the pics of the sac and nymphs, hehe).
Thanks Jan! I hope I have some luck with the species! :D

Avicularia versicolor


Adult male Haplopelma sp. 'Bach Ma'


Lampropelma sp. 'Borneo'


Holothele incei






Female Iridopelma sp. 'Recife'









Lampropelma sp. 'Borneo' showing sexual dimorphism at 2"

Male


Leg I tarsus and metatarsus


Female


Leg I tarsus and metatarsus


Adult female Cyriopagopus schoiedtei








Juvenile female Poecilotheria ornata








Poecilotheria tigrinawesseli














Poecilotheria formosa


















 
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These are impressive, esp the closeup of the 1i leg
 
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Thanks for the L. sp. "Borneo" examples Chad, looks like I have one of each! :D
 
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sigh...Once again, you're convincing me that picking one Poecilotheria species is not enough.

And that's after I've finally made the big step and got myself two lovely P.ornata spiderlings..
 

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Great pictures. I imagine you probably have already said somewhere in the thread, but I don't have time to comb through almost 100 pages right now :): what kind of setup are you using for your photographs? Extension tubes on a macro? Reverse mounting? Also, what about your lighting?

Your collection is making me jealous.
 

advan

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These are impressive, esp the closeup of the 1i leg
Thanks Chris!

Thanks for the L. sp. "Borneo" examples Chad, looks like I have one of each! :D
No problem! :D

sigh...Once again, you're convincing me that picking one Poecilotheria species is not enough.

And that's after I've finally made the big step and got myself two lovely P.ornata spiderlings..
Haha, they are an awesome genus!

Great pictures. I imagine you probably have already said somewhere in the thread, but I don't have time to comb through almost 100 pages right now :): what kind of setup are you using for your photographs? Extension tubes on a macro? Reverse mounting? Also, what about your lighting?

Your collection is making me jealous.
Thank you! I've gone through a few different set-ups but here is the current;

Nikon D7100
Tokina 100mm f2.8
2 Nikon SB-R200 speedlights
Raynox DCR250(not pictured)


Great shots!
Thanks Matt! I hope all is well with your new two-legged critter! ;)


Ornithoctoninae sp. 'Laos'






Holothele incei started to molt to 2i












 

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Beautiful Chad, love the glow! :D

Maybe try a time-lapse of a first instar molt sometime ... ? I don't think I've ever seen that, you'd be the one to do it!!
 
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