Genus Aphonopelma

[Terry D]

Good to know

Hey Kyle,



Yes, she is from southern Cali.

Before molting a few months ago, she hadn't eaten in over 4 years!

Eric

Eric, 4 years. That's insane!....and just think 10 years ago I thought I was having trouble with a hentzi that had refused for 6 months. I just kept her with water and waited. I've since noted many similar experiences here on the board but four freaking years......WOW!! It's no wonder that it's thought that Aphonopelma may be among, if not THE longest lived t's. How long have you had her?

She's a BEAUTY btw :clap:. Thanks,

Terry

 

[MrMatt]

A little native girl

My daughter and I when for a hike with some friends and here is a nice little girl my little girl found in Valencia County NM.

 

[meyken]

Hi,

a very rare and nice Aphonopelma species...

Cheers, Michael

 

[Tegenaria]

Ooh blue chelicerae on an Apho! How did you come across this one?

 

[meyken]

Ooh blue chelicerae on an Apho! How did you come across this one?

Hi,
the species comes from Costa Rica. Its captive breeding born in Czech
Here are some more pics:http://www.spiderlinge.de/Forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?p=42362#42362

Michael

 

[fartkowski]

 

[possumburg]

Aphonopelma hentzi "Spook"

Aphonopelma hentzi "Fillmore"

Aphonopelma hentzi adult female unnamed

 

[Spider1986]

bicoloratum adult female:

anax 7v juv:

seemanni sub female:

moderatum juv male:

chalcodes arizona adult female:

chalcodes mexico adult female,died in last molt...

behlei juv

caniceps adult female

 

[x Mr Awesome x]

Hi,

a very rare and nice Aphonopelma species...

Cheers, Michael

Looks like Aphonopelma crinirufum. There are some here in the states breeding this already. I sold an adult female about four months ago or so.

 

[ajhere]

i love this forum great pics

 

[nhaverland413]

Aphonopelma from southern california. Possibly reversum?

Terribly sorry if my pics are too large

 

[fartkowski]

Aphonopelma seemani

 

[fartkowski]

Aphonopelma bicoloratum

 

[Philth]

Aphonopelma crinirufum (prob the same as Meyken's A. burica)

Later, Tom

 

[Anastasia]

Wooot!!, Awesome Tom :clap:

 

[fartkowski]

Aphonopelma seemani

 

[fartkowski]

Aphonopelma hentzi

 

[crawltech]

A. semanni "blue"

 

[spiderworld]

Hi all! I must say Aphonopelma's are my fav T's by far!

I have a couple A chalcodes adult females, 3 of whitch have the black femur!
but i got a 4th adult female said to be chalcodes, but the femur isnt black! its
a touch darker than the other segment, but not black! The spider also seems to be
a bit more 'fluffy' if that makes sence!?

Can there be a colour veriant like this, or is it something else?
Ill post a pic of it tomorrow!

Would be great if i could get some help on this! thanx:?

 

[fartkowski]

Aphonopelma moderatum