Genus Cyriocosmus

[JOYride]

This is my mature male C.elegans.
Just for info, he matured in less than a year.

 

[GoTerps]

Cyriocosmus sp. "Bolivia"

Eric

 

[TheNatural]

Cyriocosmus chicoi

 

[TheNatural]

Cyriocosmus chicoi

 

[TheNatural]

Cyriocosmus chicoi

pre molt

 

[tarcan]

Thanks for those! Amazing animal :worship: :worship:

 

[Pyst]

TheNatural what a great looking spider. Thanks for the pictures!

tarcan are these available in North America at all? If not, any ideas when or if they might be ? I would love to get some of these.

-Mike

 

[tarcan]

tarcan are these available in North America at all? If not, any ideas when or if they might be ? I would love to get some of these.
-Mike

Mike, unfortunatly I am affraid I have no answers to your questions as I have absolutly no clue.

Martin

 

[Pyst]

Thanks for the reply Martin. I'll keep looking. I'd really like to add some of these to my collection.

-Mike

 

[Scorp guy]

nice pics thenatural, as well as the rest of you :drool:

So...How many molts do these guys take to get matured? do they grow like 1/4" each molt?

 

[moricollins]

Cyriocosmus sp "bolivia" spiderling (about 1/4")

 

[moricollins]

C. leetzi "venezuela" 1/8" sling

Mori

 

[HW Auer]

Cyriocosmus bertae

Cyriocosmus bertae - Peru

 

[tarcan]

Very nice animal Hans Werner!!

Here is an eggsac of Cyriocosmus sp. Bolivia... looks like there is a ton of babies in there

Martin

 

[xgrafcorex]

congrats! looks like lots of tiny babies.

i can't imagine how small they must be.

 

[tarcan]

They are not as small as C. elegans, but nevertheless, not giants for sure!

 

[SOAD]

Maybe C.bertae? But those are from east Brazil, very far from Peru.
What do you think Hans?
Juveniles (3cm LS)

 

[HW Auer]

Maybe C.bertae? But those are from east Brazil, very far from Peru.
What do you think Hans?

Regarding to the revision of Bertani et al in 2005 C. bertae is found near Rio Branco - very west in Brazil and very close to the border of Peru.;-)

Regards

HW

 

[SOAD]

Thanks for the info. My ones look like C.bertae but they were caught in east Brazil. Do you think that they can occur here in east Brazil too?
Do you have a couple?
What is the size of yours?
Sorry for that so many questions but abyone else know much about this sp.

Regards

Jonas

PS: I sent those pictures to Mr. Bertani. He said that this sp may be a sp described many years ago by a guy form Germany and that he is tryng to get a picture os the holotype(or paratype, I don't understand this names). But he didn't confirmed that this is a Cyriocosmus sp. I'm more confused than never.

 

[HW Auer]

Hi Jonas,

Thanks for the info. My ones look like C.bertae but they were caught in east Brazil. Do you think that they can occur here in east Brazil too?

I really don´t know but it´s very unlikely.

Do you have a couple?

Only 2 but I hope to get more soon - we will see.;-)

What is the size of yours?

One is 1,5cm and the other 2cm body.

PS: I sent those pictures to Mr. Bertani. He said that this sp may be a sp described many years ago by a guy form Germany and that he is tryng to get a picture os the holotype(or paratype, I don't understand this names). But he didn't confirmed that this is a Cyriocosmus sp. I'm more confused than never.

You send your pictures to Mr. Bertani, or mine?
However, please check this picture too: http://www.birdspiders.com/archive/15B0331CKD0B7KAEC2K14E745822B5EC1DB.html


Regards

HW