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Pisauridae Simon, 1890

Pisauridae sp. "Unknown"


Thelyphonidae Lucas, 1835

Thelyphonidae sp. "Unknown"

 

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Lycosa erythrognatha

 

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Mature male Ctenus ornatus

 

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Asthenoctenus sp.

 

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Scytodes sp.

 

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Diplura sp.

 

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Diplura cf. paraguayensis

 

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Ctenus cf. maculisternis

 

[Hoffi1989]

Hey Man,

just an awesome collection!!! Please don‘t stop posting more

Kind regards, Steffen

 

[Arachnid Addicted]

Hey Man,

just an awesome collection!!! Please don‘t stop posting more

Kind regards, Steffen

Thanks, man! I'll keep posting.

 

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Last pic I posted in this thread was from a misidentified species, it was actually Isoctenus cf. coxalis. Here are pictures of a mature male:

 

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Actinopus rufipes

 

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A closeup at Ischnothele annulata spinnerets


Corinna sp.

 

[Ferrachi]

A closeup at Ischnothele annulata spinnerets
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Corinna sp.
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The front macro shot is so crazy that it's almost creepy...

 

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Diplura sp.

 

[Jess S]

Your collection is insane

 

[Arachnid Addicted]

Your collection is insane

Thanks.

 

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Liphistius cf. ornatus

 

[MBArachnids]

Thanks.

What camera are you using, and what lens would you suggest for closeups that add all the detail?

 

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What camera are you using, and what lens would you suggest for closeups that add all the detail?

I'm using a canon EOS 60D with a 100mm L macro lens, also from Canon. Sometimes I use a closeup filter from Raynox but I believe what add all the details is the speedlight.

I suggest you use a macro lens 60mm with a speedlight, to begin with.