eating pic thread

[jper26]

Heres one of mine

 

[Diao]

Walter, how big is your emp? It has to be huge to be eating the same thing my T. blondi does.

 

[Hairyspider]

jper26!

what kind of scorp is in that pic?

 

[skinheaddave]

I'll jump in here. Hadrurus spadix.

Cheers,
Dave

 

[Sean]

walter thats the biggest emp iv ever seen

 

[Kaos]

My H. Spinifer eating a cricket

Like this pic

 

[jper26]

Hairyspider H.spadix are great get some there nice active scorps.

 

[Walter]

Originally posted by Diao
Walter, how big is your emp? It has to be huge to be eating the same thing my T. blondi does.

This guy is not the larger one I've ever seen (approx. 7") but the fuzzy mouse is a piece of cake for him (actually HER).

This morning she makes me the biggest surprise I could ever imagine:
SURPRISE

 

[RugbyDave]

here's some crappy ones.

peace
dave

 

[RugbyDave]

one more..

 

[RugbyDave]

i lied.. last one, its fuzzy. my bad

later
dave

 

[Walter]

HeHe :}
That's my piggy desert hairy "Caligula" :

 

[Longbord1]

Walter is that emp handlable,has it molted on u,can u put some pics with ur hand or a quarter next to it,and did it sting the mouse or was the mouse screaming in agony, and guys post more pics the centapede thread has more marosse pictures dosen't that make u jealous!!!!!!!!!!;P jk jk
mike

 

[neveragain]

Here's a couple more. I will take more tomorrow when I feed them all again.

First, H.spadix.

 

[neveragain]

And last for now, a macro of my A.phaiodactylus.

 

[CJ7Boomer]

this is my smeringus mesaensis- i dont have any eating pics of my desert hairies cuz i just got them yesterday

 

[ThiagoMassa]

thats my T. serrulatus...

 

[CJ7Boomer]

H. Arizonensis

 

[neveragain]

The only pictures I was able to get yesterday were of my h.spadix again.

 

[neveragain]

My H.spadix stinging the cricket. Its at a bad angel, but still a pretty cool picture.

When it stings its prey, it leaves the stinger in for at least 5 seconds every time. Is that normal? Its really cool looking. I will get a better picture of it next time I feed it.