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[NukaMedia Exotics]

Phormingochilus species "Sabah Dwarf" slings!

Also a bunch of Phormictopus auratus "Cuban Gold" slings!

Phormictopus auratus “Cuban Gold/Bronze” tarantula slings

• NukaMedia Exotics
• Aug 15, 2021

 

[Wolfram1]

I adopted 3 juvenile spiders from a friend today

0.0.2 B. smithi 3-4"
0.0.1 G. rosea 3"

gave them a Zophobas morio each right away as they seemed a little skinny and will be rehousing them tomorrow, i will take some pictures then.
Pretty sure its actually a G. porteri. Anyway good times

The Pokie has a harem of 19 females waiting for him!

seems like a death sentence, at least he will go down in glory

 

[spideyspinneret78]

Yesterday at Repticon, I traded my mature male Poecilotheria regalis (from cold blood) for a juvenile Grammostola grossa. (The Pokie has a harem of 19 females waiting for him!)

My New Grammostola grossa (1.75")

• Ungoliant
• Aug 22, 2021
• grammostola grammostola grossa grossa juvenile pampas tawny red tarantula pampas tawnyred tarantula

I also picked up a Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens sling, as I enjoyed keeping the last one I had (before he died in a failed molt).

My New Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens (0.75")

• Ungoliant
• Aug 22, 2021
• chromatopelma chromatopelma cyaneopubescens cyaneopubescens gbb greenbottle blue tarantula sling

The G. grossa is so beautiful! Nice pick.

 

[Ungoliant]

The Pokie has a harem of 19 females waiting for him!

seems like a death sentence, at least he will go down in glory

Death by snu-snu!

 

[Kirstielol]

Picked up a couple at the Toronto reptile expo today! A G. rosea (pictured below) and a T. vagans, both slings. I'm up to 25 tarantulas now.

 

[spideyspinneret78]

Picked up a couple at the Toronto reptile expo today! A G. rosea (pictured below) and a T. vagans, both slings. I'm up to 25 tarantulas now.

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That sling is SO CUTE AND FLUFFY

 

[Wolfram1]

So as promised, some pictures of the spiders i adopted yesterday.

0.0.1 4" B. smithi/hamorii (2013)

B. hamorii ? Specimen 1

DLS is around ~10cm or 4" unsexed

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0.0.1 4"+ B. smithi/hamorii (2012)

B. hamorii ? Specimen 2

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0.0.1 3" G. rosea/porteri (2015)

G. porteri ?

it is still a little sandy from the rehousing, as i had to collaps its burrow to get it out. Anyway i hope it lives a long life with me. Next to my 8" L. parahybanas this one is cute. One more question, does the pinkish/rose coloration only...

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the smaller B. smithi/hamorii molted recently and is much more vibrant
i will need to wait for their next molt to properly id them but my guess is B. hamorii especially as they were bred before the revision from 2017.

Not sure how to determine the difference between a G. rosea and a G. porteri. Its not the rcf that is commonly referred to be the true G. rosea thats for sure. If anyone could help me out with that i posted some more pictures in the identification thread.

 

[YungRasputin]

today is a milestone day for me - with the acquisition of Selenocosmia Crassipes or Phlogius sp. “Eunice” I have now kept at least 1 species of arachnid from every continent on earth but Antarctica - also joining the squad is this adorable Ceratogyrus Marshalli sling - i wasn’t able to take a pic of S. Crassipes because it immediately bolted under the cork bark and C. Marshalli is so small my phone can’t focus lol

edit: she’s (S. Crassipes) on the side of the enclosure now so I was able to get a dark pic

 

[Samuel1985]

Picked up a P.metallica, P.rufilata, C. sp. saraburi, G.rosea, P.irminia, and a P.victori at the Toronto expo recently.

 

[Tarantuland]

Bought some females today off a local keeper who was downsizing.

 

[Finikan]

A little rescue N. chromatus... Took it out of a very tall arboreal enclosure, with a quarter inch of substrate, no hide or water dish.

 

[WolleWolf]

Ordered today 2 Haplopelma schmidti gold 2i!

And give away 0.1 G. pulchripes, 0.1 N. chromatus and 1.0 B. auratum.

 

[spideyspinneret78]

Went to a reptile expo in Salt Lake over the weekend and picked a few slings. I ended up getting a P. ornata and B. horrida, along with a freebie A. chalcodes sling. I gave the chalcodes to my friend because she's desperately wanted one for a long time. So far they're all eating and settling in nicely. The P. ornata looks like an adorable long-legged fluff ball.

 

[Benja84]

Ahhh darn. I decided against going to that. Last reptile show I went to was too light on Ts… Nice to see a fellow Utahn on though.

 

[Edan bandoot]

+Ceratogyrus brachycephalus (wild form) sling
+Bonnetina minax sling
+Cotztetlana sp morelos sling
+Hapalopus formosus sling

-Nhandu tripepii 3.5" male
-$135CAD

The Nhandu male was credited as $55 towards the purchase, which was nice because I paid $12 for it and was only expecting $25

C. brachycephalus

B. minax

The Nhandu male I sold off

Didn't take pictures of the H. formosus or C. sp. Morelos because they're pretty unimpressive. If you don't know what the sp morelos looks like, just imagine a black aphonopelma sling (marxi, paloma...etc)

The Ceratogyrus and Bonnetina gave me the run around during rehousing them, neither very fast, but they had stamina.

 

[Boomkip]

Went to a small reptile expo in Tilburg (The Netherlands). Was expecting to only buy 1 or 2 T's, came home with 7.

1.1.1. Tliltocatl albopilosum (Tilly, Curly Bob and Plinky)
0.0.1 Grammostola pulchripes (Zeb)
0.0.1 Psalmopoeus Cambridgei (Camelot)
0.0.1 Cyriocosmus aueri (Pip)
0.0.1 Davus pentaloris (Woezel)

Don't have photos of them all yet, but here are a few

Tilly


Woezel


Curly Bob


Just some Pip peets

 

[Tarantulafeets]

+Ceratogyrus brachycephalus sling
+Bonnetina minax sling
+Cotztetlana sp morelos sling
+Hapalopus formosus sling

-Nhandu tripepii 3.5" male
-$135CAD

The Nhandu male was credited as $55 towards the purchase, which was nice because I paid $12 for it and was only expecting $25

C. brachycephalus
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B. minax
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The Nhandu male I sold off
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Didn't take pictures of the H. formosus or C. sp. Morelos because they're pretty unimpressive. If you don't know what the sp morelos looks like, just imagine a black aphonopelma sling (marxi, paloma...etc)

The Ceratogyrus and Bonnetina gave me the run around during rehousing them, neither very fast, but they had stamina.

The C brachycephalus already has a tiny horn!

 

[Edan bandoot]

The C brachycephalus already has a tiny horn!

I don't know much about Ceratogyrus, but does that indicate sex you think?

 

[Tarantulafeets]

I don't know much about Ceratogyrus, but does that indicate sex you think?

Not that I know of on brachycephalus, but C marshalli is the sp that the horn indicates sex.

 

[corydalis]

Lasiodorides striatus female. Can't wait to see in her 'freshly molted' glory.