Becca's Photo Thread

[becca81]

Alright Becca, its been a few days now. Anything new yet? I REALLY like that Pamphobeteus sp. Ecuadorian Giant Birdeater. I can see one in my future. Nice shots of some great tarantulas.

Haha!

You saw me searching through the classifieds, didn't you?

 

[becca81]

Freshly molted - Avicularia sp. "Isla Margarita" (unsexed)

Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens (probably male)

 

[xgrafcorex]

awesome new additions as usual becca if you ever run out of room, i'll be happy to watch some of them for you

 

[becca81]

New roaches... E. chopordi

Freshly molted B. cyaneifemur

Freshly molted A. atrox

Freshly molted Metriopelma sp. "Venezuela"

New Picture - Phlogiellus sp.

 

[becca81]

Subadult male Hysterocrates gigas, "Pythagorus"

 

[tarsier]

i see you finally started collecting pokies

 

[becca81]

New Additions...

Acanthoscurria chacoana

Avicularia purpurea

Brachypelma auratum

Cyclosternum schmardae

Cyclosternum sp. "Columbia"
(this one isn't doing so well, not sure it's going to make it )

Lasiodora klugi

Megaphobema robustum

Nhandu vulpinus

Psalmopoeus reduncus

 

[Lorgakor]

I thought you weren't getting any more!

I hope that little one makes it, poor thing. I'm nursing an O. aureotibialis back to health right now, same kind of thing, it just didn't do well during shipping. It's been in an ICU ever since I got it. Good luck!

 

[GoTerps]

Hi Becca,

The Cyclosternum sp. "Columbia" you can call sp. "Meta". How's it doing? I have pictures of this species in the "genus" thread. Yours, while quite smaller, is a sibling of the spider pictured there.

Also, the Metriopelma sp. "Venezuela" you can call sp. "Estado Trujillo". You got it from me, right?

Eric

 

[becca81]

Hi Becca,

The Cyclosternum sp. "Columbia" you can call sp. "Meta". How's it doing? I have pictures of this species in the "genus" thread. Yours, while quite smaller, is a sibling of the spider pictured there.

It isn't doing too hot at the moment. Partially curled and legs twitching, although I was just told that the twitching part is normal for this species.

Also, the Metriopelma sp. "Venezuela" you can call sp. "Estado Trujillo". You got it from me, right?

Eric

Yep - the ones pictured are the ones I got from you! Thanks for the update on the names!

Becca

 

[becca81]

Took some photos while AB was down (what else was there to do?)

Avicularia sp. "Isla Margarita" - slow grower, it seems, as I've had this one since December and it's just now at 1"

Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens - juvenile male, just starting to show adult colors

Cyclosternum sp. "Columbia" - still alive!

Cyriocosmus elegans

Phlogiellus sp.

Tapinauchenius purpureus

 

[NrthCstInverts]

nice pics Becca!! Whered you get the little Phlogiellus from??

 

[becca81]

nice pics Becca!! Whered you get the little Phlogiellus from??

Thanks.

I got them from David Grimm here on the boards (dave_grimm22, I think). IIRC, it was a sac from a WC female.

 

[NrthCstInverts]

cool, thats where i got mine!!

 

[becca81]

New Addition - 0.0.3 Tapinauchenius plumipes

 

[syndicate]

nice one i heard those little guys are quick!

 

[gaztopgun]

Becca, your T's are gorgeous!!

How many do you have in total?

 

[Brevis]

great pics becca, you have beatiful collection of spiders! I like their names

 

[becca81]

(Yay - get to try out the multi-quote feature! )

nice one i heard those little guys are quick!

Yes - they are. I currently have 3 different species of Tapinauchenius and all are fast. However, T. purpureus has given me a run for my money more than T. gigas and T. plumipes so far, but that may change.

Becca, your T's are gorgeous!!

How many do you have in total?

I think somewhere around 80ish in terms of tarantulas. I also keep a handful of scorpions and centipedes.

great pics becca, you have beatiful collection of spiders! I like their names

Thanks.

Except for one mature male, they are all named after famous mathematicians, philosophers, or scientists.

 

[becca81]

New Photos..

Nhandu chromatus - Finally showing some color...

Brachypelma vagans - Mature Male

Aphonopelma moderatum - Small Female