Genus Cyriopagopus (a.k.a. Haplopelma)

[zLOST]

Haplopelma lividum

they did it immediately after the male was placed in her enclosure. no foreplay, no dinner with candles, no introducing to parents.. weird world..

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[Jaxx]

Here're some pics

 

[syndicate]

great pic zlost.that female is giant compared to the male.did he make a crazy run for it after?

 

[brachy]

Hi

Nice nice yes. Sometimes small males pairing better than biggers.

 

[bagheera]

Roger that!

They're just big blue bugs, OK?

 

[zLOST]

great pic zlost.that female is giant compared to the male.did he make a crazy run for it after?

thanks
when i've mated her for the first time, i had even smaller male. And they were living together for feew weeks (it was hard to catch the male when he was hiding in her burrow and well, i was also a little bit too lazy). after IT the male just turned 180degrees, made few steps and stayed on the outer side of the box. no life-run
now i will try to follow some advices i got from Mikhail Bagaturov and let's pray for some babies...

 

[syndicate]

best luck with gettin a sac!

 

[TheNatural]

Haplopelma lividum

Haplopelma lividum- 2.5cm

Gulosa

 

[Nilsson]

Here is my Haplopelma lividium juvenile

 

[Steve]

Hi,

just two pictures

Cheers

 

[T.Raab]

@Steve: WOW .... awesome pics ! :clap:

 

[Nilsson]

realy nice spider! And terrarium. May i ask how u modify ur exoterra? What kind of matrial u use etc. Keep up the good work

 

[Goliath]

Thanks and here are two links to show you how it was done, at least a similiar tank of mine.
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showpost.php?p=599091&postcount=84
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showpost.php?p=599408&postcount=86

Thanks again,
mike

 

[Nilsson]

Thanks mike!

 

[urs]

Very nice setup with beatiful spider in it!

 

[Goliath]

No problem Nilsson, glad I could help. Thanks urs.

mike

 

[T. Junkie1]

Yes she looks like she was roughed up a bit making it to the petstore, she also molted in a new leg some time ago. I ran her picture past Volkner Von Wirth and form what he told me and hearing the different opinions I'm inclined to agree with you guys. She's sealed herself in her burrow so I'm pretty sure there is a molt comming soon and I'm going to try to get some fresh pics of her in good condition for some comparisons.

Thanks again guys
Brian

 

[T. Junkie1]

Haplopelma albostriatum is the scientific name I got when I purchased mine..I got it as a thai tiger and with a little more research discovered it was a thai zebra not a thai tiger...mine look just like that one..and he's pretty aggressive..how about yours?

Yes she is very aggressive, a friend of mine purchased the 2nd one at the store and dug her up after she got settled in to check on her. He told me that it was going to be a long time before he does that agian. Mine burrowed right next to the glass (which I thought was very considerate) so I can look in on her now and again with out any trouble.

Tk Care
Brian

 

[TCO]

Cyriopagopus sp. Blue

Just wanted to share a pic of one of my little blues -- not quite blue yet at 1"

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[HuonHengChai]