Genus Chilobrachys

bengerno

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Looks like the ones are sold here as Ch. huahini. Anyway veeery nice babe. ;)
 

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I so agree with ya that the C. fimbriatus is really underrated!!!It has great patterns and color.


How could no like that T?????????:confused:
 

Steffen

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I think your right, it really is underrated. I have no negative things to say about it. It's easy to care for (keep it on bonedry substrate = no mold/fungus etc.), makes ALOT of webbing, great... really great appetite.

well... only one negative thing about it. It grows sooooo slow. :wall: But it is definetly worth the wait!
 

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For shure that is one of the things that I like about that T as well as other T's is the great amount of webbing.I have a Pterinochilus chordatus that has just turned her tank into one great big mass of web and I think that is so very cool.:clap:
 

Bearo

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When I come to think about it the whole Genus is underrated.. there are some really nice spiders in this Genus.. but of course, C. fimbriatus is great.. :)
They make a really nice webb..
Could it be that they are underrated just because they dont cost a that much..? :rolleyes:
They kinda remind me of Cyriopagopus schioedtei in a way hehe

I'm gonna have a nice fotosession with my fimbriatus and hopefully I will find some other nice ones in Hamm in 2 weeks :D
 
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Ronj

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I don't see this girl very often so I got a couple of pictures.



How can you resist those eyes?
 

Dr-Lizard

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Hi ive had Some chilobrachys
Think yours is the same as the one ive had Chiolobrachys Andersony.

here is af few pics from my web page



 

brachy

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There is my subadult huahini. She is about 13cm in legspam.


 

David_F

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Finally got a couple bad pics of my little C. fimbriatus. I've had this one for a bit over a month. I love this species. I think I need to get a couple more. :D It's just starting to show the abdominal striping but I can't wait for it to really pick up the adult coloration.



 

syndicate

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nice shot.those huahini sp are quick little guys!!had one run across my living room during rehousing recently.fast as hell.didnt even see it happen lol
 
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