Genus Chilobrachys

[patotxiki]

Chilobrachys dyscolus/burmensis

 

[dimocritus]

Young boy & girl

drink blood

 

[syndicate]

Chilobrachys sp."Guanxiensis"

 

[syndicate]

Chilobrachys fimbriatus (Mature male)

 

[dimocritus]

sub-adult huahuni
male

female

 

[Jakob]

...says waddup

 

[syndicate]

got any other photos of this spider?

 

[syndicate]

*edit just found these http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=27022

Your spider is Chilobrachys dyscolus

 

[Jakob]

Yeah it's an older picture...the thread you linked is of the exact same specimen. I wasn't aware theres a species name to it now...cool

Jakob

 

[_bob_]

how big is she now?

 

[Austin S.]

Very nice photo bud!

 

[Teal]

Aww.. don't you just want to kiss her? lol very nice!

 

[syndicate]

Chilobrachys dyscolus

 

[Jakob]

how big is she now?

She was around 6.5"-7"...she died a couple of years ago

 

[Moltar]

What a beautiful spider, shame she's no longer with us. Any idea how many (if any) are breeding these guys? I've been more and more fascinated with Chilobrachys since my C huahini kicked my ass all over the bathroom last month. I would LOVE to add a T like this to my collection. There is a subtle beauty to these T's. They have such a velvety sheen and a richness to the coloration. Plus they're feisty!

 

[Moultmaster]

Wow! those are some nice pics! I can't believe the size difference between sexes within this genus. Btw if anyone could have a look at one of my spiders. I purchased it as unidentified but recently thought it was selenocosmia javanensis but now I'm thinking Chilobrachys dyscopus.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/28065701@N07/3040203382/

 

[SRirish]

Just thought I would add a pic of my own to this thread

Chilobrachys sp. "Guanxiensis"

 

[Beardo]

Adult female C. huahini:

 

[Locutus]

Very nice tarantula

 

[syndicate]

Chilobrachys dyscolus