DanCameron's Picture Thread

[DanCameron]

Well I wanted to post a couple updated pictures of my colonies and decided to put them in here since this already existed. So here are my 2 colonies:

A. metallica: (3 spiders)


A. avicularia: (4 spiders)


In the near future I plan on getting pictures of all my guys on this current photo thread.

 

[DanCameron]

I think I have one of the smallest set ups for an arboreal tarantula (aside from just keeping them in the vial things). I tipped the smallest KK on it's side and stuck a wooden elephent one of our missionaries at our church gave to me from Africa in there. This has two A. versicolors in it right now and they are doing just fine with it.

 

[Asylum-6]

like i have never seen them before

:evil: like i havent seen them before i saw them a few days ago and they look happy your doing good keep it up

 

[Crimsonpanther]

Very blurry. I guess these are Ts picures.

i guess so ..need some clearity in those pics man !

 

[DanCameron]

Hopefully these pics are a bit clearer for you:

Aphonopelma seemanni male (new colors!):


Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens male:


Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens female:


And the unidentified Haplopelma sp. (thought it was schmidti, but told I was wrong):


New set up for that Haplopelma sp. (see if you can't find him, he is in there somewhere):

 

[DanCameron]

Well I was thumbing through here and realized that a great amount of my collection is not photographed on here so I shall update for you guys. I currently have 33 tarantulas (24 different species, 15 different genus'). Here are some that I have photographed as of today:

C. crawshayi:


C. bechuanicus:


H. aureopilosum: (she has since molted showing new colors, but is burrowed and hard to photograph)


I'll post more when I have the time... Just found out I need to fill some stuff out at the High School to get information transfered over to my college.

 

[DanCameron]

Alright, now that I have thoroughly saved the world from certain doom I can get back to posting pictures of my little guys:

N. chromatus: (I know, difficult to see, but he's so darn difficult with pictures... Sadly this is the best out of 10 pictures.)


P. regalis:


G. rosea:


P. sp Ft Hall: (I think I mistakenly labeled it P. lugardi in another post.)


A. avicularia:


A. metallica:


H. gigas:


E. murinus:


B. albopilosum:


B. boehmei:


L. parahybana:


H. albostriatum:


I'll post the other guys when they get bigger and into their adult colors.