Any New Additions?

[CommanderBacon]

I paid way too much for a 1/3" H. chilensis sling last night. I hope to heck that the listing wasn't a mistake, though. That species has been on my Must Have list forrrreeeevvveerrrrrr and no one has it! Also I am impatient.

Now I wait for it to ship on Monday

 

[The Seraph]

I paid way too much for a 1/3" H. chilensis sling last night. I hope to heck that the listing wasn't a mistake, though. That species has been on my Must Have list forrrreeeevvveerrrrrr and no one has it! Also I am impatient.

Now I wait for it to ship on Monday

How much was it?

 

[CommanderBacon]

How much was it?

I'm ashamed to say, tbh XD

 

[JenM]

My daughter and I adopted an
Aphonopelma seemanni(named Stella and she’s the shy one) a few weeks ago and an Grammostola Pulchra (named Whiskey and she’s the baby) just last week. Whiskey is a smaller sling than Stella and we believe she started molting today. She had laid down webbing among some greenery we have in her home and she looks to be molting. We don’t want to disturb her so we are anxiously waiting. . We have a G Rosea (named Rosie and is the oldest) and an Avic (named Diva and she is definitely a Diva.) We love our “girls.” Rosie always molts on her back. Diva doesn’t like being on her back. Stella hasn’t molted yet. Well she always is burrowed so I’m guessing. I can’t tell if Whiskey is on her back and I definitely don’t want to stress her out. Just have to wait for our little one to finish so we can see her. So. We wait .

 

[volcanopele]

So now my wife and I are up to 62 between the two of us. I picked up a juvenile suspect female Grammostola actaeon (now named “Daphne”) last weekend from Ken the Bug Guy and a sub-adult female Brachypelma vagans from another local pet shop today. The vagans is now named Galadriel (to match the theme of my other B. vagans, the MM Bilbo Vagans).





The fact that of the seven tarantulas I’ve gotten in the last month, 3 are different species of “red rump” is not lost on me.

 

[basin79]

Yep. This little stunner. Brachypelma emilia. She's around 5cm DLS.

 

[thebronzedragon]

Got a 1/4" A. geniculata, 3/4" C. cyaneopubescens, 3/4" M. balfouri, 4-5" P. imperator and a nice 1/4" B. albopilosum freebie.

 

[dangerforceidle]

Excuse me, Miss. You seem to have something on your face.

 

[basin79]

Excuse me, Miss. You seem to have something on your face.

I didn't notice it until I looked at the pics. Proper annoying.

 

[Katiekooleyes]

Brachypelma albopilosom, confirmed female. 8cm dls juve. She's such a cutie lil fuzz-bum! She's my 3rd T, and probably the most chilled so far!

 

[LV-426]

Picked up 3 Pterinochilus murinus slings today at Repticon.

 

[Patherophis]

Brachypelma emilia and Homoeomma chilensis females. Only sexed Ts I have ever bought, still feeling a bit strange about that, but got very good price on the first and amazing price on the second.

 

[Steve0]

Hello just got our first T today and we love him/her. Any help on keeping the T happy would be appreciated. Thanks

 

[lostbrane]

O. schioedtei and Haplopelma/Cyriopagopus sp. bach ma slings

 

[Dapink02]

A few days ago I picked up a Neoholothele incei gold form. It's only about 2cm but it's a webbing machine!

 

[lostbrane]

Just got done setting up another AF P. regalis. She pretty. She's also very chill. Yay.

 

[Greasylake]

Picked up a Heterothele villosella yesterday.

 

[Hoxter]

Just got myself 4 new slings. Aphonopelma bicoloratum and seemanni, Grammostola rosea and pulchripes. Only A. bicoloratum is around one inch, rest is actually around half of that.

 

[docwade87]

Just ordered a D. Diamantinensis sling and a H. Pulchripes sling from Jamie’s Ts!! Can’t wait to get them next week!!

 

[dangerforceidle]

A few new friends today! All arrived healthy and quite energetic.

Poecilotheria sp. Sri Lanka "Pascal Lesellier" -- this one is a bit of a mystery. It is thought to be a possible third variant of P. subfusca, also found in the Sri Lankan highlands, larger in size to P. subfusca HL. Thread here with this forum post linked on page 2 (in French, but Chrome will offer to translate). Possible it could also be P. subfusca Lowland.

Poecilotheria ornata spiderling, very excellently camouflaged.

And a freebie Brachypelma albopilosum, already happily eating a small mealworm. Out of focus a bit, unfortunately, as it's quite tiny but it's a Brachy sling and we all know what they look like. The substrate is a bit wet at the moment but the enclosure is pretty well ventilated and it's dry in the T closet, so it should dry up in short order.