Cheetah13Mo's Pics (New Camera Edition)

[cheetah13mo]

Then get one Staley. I think it's one that is a must in every collection.

 

[Boo]

Those are some amazing photos. I wanted to know how in the world do you get your E. uatuman and your P. irminia to come out for pictures ?
:wall: :wall: :wall:

 

[cheetah13mo]

Thanks for looking at my pics. On the difficult T's to take pictures of, I try to move them into a generic container that has no hide or burrow to hide in. In an empty container, with just a little substrate, it is easier to keep them calm but they are unsure enough to move around and that gives me the opertunity for some descent pics. I call it my picture container and it seems to work pretty well. There are only a few I need that for so most don't even need it.

 

[AlainL]

Hi!

Very nice pics and collection.
I love C.elegans

Take care!

Alain

 

[cheetah13mo]

Thanks Carpetpython. I wish I could have gotten more pics of the elegans but it was not very photogenic. It just wouldn't stay still. Maybe I'll have better luck next time.

 

[AlainL]

Thanks Carpetpython. I wish I could have gotten more pics of the elegans but it was not very photogenic. It just wouldn't stay still. Maybe I'll have better luck next time.

Ya, I have the same problem with mine I can't get a good shot of her, they move all the time.

Take care!

Alain

 

[cheetah13mo]

After finding out my smithi was a male, I decided to hit Botar up for a sling so I'm going to try my luck again. Without further adue, Here's the little new member to the family.

B. smithi

 

[cheetah13mo]

I also added a P. lugardi sling. This one is a little more feisty than my female lugardi.

P. lugardi

 

[cheetah13mo]

I guess I'll throw in this update on one of my scorps. It molted about 4 days ago.

Tityus falconensis - Heres a pic of it in early January.

Here it is now.

 

[AlainL]

Here is one of the newer species in the hobby. I don't know too much about this species so I'm going to learn as I go.

This juvinile would not move so I had to take pics around it. A little boreing but it worked.

Hope you like it.

Thrixopelma pruriens

I have more slings to post but thats another day.

Hi!

Man, this one is incredibly beautiful (the t and the pics), hopefully we will have some in Canada soon.

You know wich contry they from?

Thanks for sharingand keep on posting.

Take care!

Alain

 

[cheetah13mo]

Hi Alain. Thanks for the compliments. As for the Thrixopelma pruriens, I hope they get up to Canada soon too. They are so pretty in my opinion. I'm not 100% sure but I believe it's another Chilean species from South America. Maybe someone else who sees this and varify. Thanks.

 

[cheetah13mo]

Heres a new molt and it looks to be quite a change from where it was. It seems to have lost a lot of the blue but I'm not seeing any of the purple yet.

P. cancerides

Before

and Now.

These last two are with the flash on.

 

[Arachnophilist]

Great lookin collection Jeremy! Nice to see all your beautiful spiders.

 

[cheetah13mo]

Thanks Chris. Any new frogs lately? lol

 

[cheetah13mo]

Well, it's been way too long so I'm going to quickly role through some pics in an atempt to catch up. First up are a couple of my pedes.

This is Scolopendra Subspinipes (Thia Giant) It's 7 inches and almost as big around as an average middle finger.

 

[cheetah13mo]

This one was a hard pic to get and I didn't want to bother it while it was eating.

Scolopendra cingulata (Egypt)

 

[cheetah13mo]

Heres a baby pede around 40 days old at it's second instar.

Scolopendra subspinipes (St. Barth or Barbados)

 

[cheetah13mo]

Now for some T's.

First up is a subadult female A. geniculata that was part of Brian S's collection. Thanks Brian. She's awsome and suprisingly docile.

 

[cheetah13mo]

This one molted around a month ago and is looking pretty mean. Acts it too.

T. pruriens

 

[cheetah13mo]

This one is around 3 1/4 inches in size. It's likes to play try and catch the finger with me so I have to be pretty careful around it.

C. fasciatum