Thanks Fred. I'm glad your enjoying them. I do have more but they are either in a molt or buried in the substrate and I don't want to dig them up yet. It looks like yet is going to get here pretty soon though.
Thank you. I've never taken pictures like this before. I never had a reason before. I'm really enjoying this and I'm anxious to put more up. I will also be posting pics of all the T's after molts so everyone can see all the transitions each one goes through. I learned by useing the camera that my versi has the beginnings of the purple hugh they are popular for. It's vary hard to see at that stage with the naked eye. Whats cool is I get let everyone see the changes with me.
That might be the common name. I don't know. All of the species are so closely related that the only way to be sure is to send off an exuvium to have identified. It could be a vonwirthi but since I'm not sure, it's a Haplopelma sp. vietnam. Maybe one day I'll send one off the be indentified but it doesn't bother me to call her an H. sp. so maybe not.
