Any New Additions?

[HoneyOilers]

Thanks Yeah mine is lovely, was good to rehouse. Yours is gorgeous.

Mine is a fiery little b-i-t-something, but I love her

 

[jennywallace]

Mine is a fiery little b-i-t-something, but I love her

Cool it'll be interesting how mine turns out temperament wise.

 

[HoneyOilers]

Cool it'll be interesting how mine turns out temperament wise.

She was great when I unpacked her, I bought her as a sexed 3.5” female, very calmly went into her new home, but then I pulled her out to adjust some stuff in the enclosure design wise, and she did some crazy laps, then when she was done her stand ground phase came with a threat pose that was no threat I love her, and all Psalmos though

 

[jennywallace]

She was great when I unpacked her, I bought her as a sexed 3.5” female, very calmly went into her new home, but then I pulled her out to adjust some stuff in the enclosure design wise, and she did some crazy laps, then when she was done her stand ground phase came with a threat pose that was no threat I love her, and all Psalmos though

She sounds great Mine is about 2inch at the moment, looking forward to seeing her grow.

 

[gardener889]

Picked up a Citharcanthus cyaneus and Pseudhaplopus sp. Columbia.
The Cuban orange and purple is a pretty good size to start, but hasn’t been acting very fossorial so far and I’m not complaining. The Pseudhaplopus is probably the second smallest sling I ever picked up after my Urupelma Peruvianum. I’m excited to see these two grow.

 

[IntermittentSygnal]

Pseudhaplopus sp. Columbia

This one was on my list for awhile, but I was unable to find one larger than 1/4”. They grow too slow and I’m too old to squint that long, lol. Please post lots of pics.

 

[gardener889]

This one was on my list for awhile, but I was unable to find one larger than 1/4”. They grow too slow and I’m too old to squint that long, lol. Please post lots of pics.

I’m hoping to get some size in the next year. Even if it’s just 1/2”

 

[spideyspinneret78]

I was stunned to find this little gem at a small local reptile show. Adult female E. truculentus. Her name is Nina. In need of a molt, but still beautiful.