Species Ephebopus cyanognathus

[emilsmee]

i bought a blue fang and i have to say i'm not really impressed, kinda looks like an avic to me...

 

[manville]

hmmm...thats weird emily. you will probably like it when it gets older.

 

[David_F]

i bought a blue fang and i have to say i'm not really impressed, kinda looks like an avic to me...

Well, being from the same family and everything I'm sure they share some of the same characteristics. But, fret not, soon enough you will have a burrowing, wanting-to-bite fiend on your hands.

 

[RichardDegville]

Hiya the blue chelicerae are visable 99% of the time? heres a short video clip of my dear departed adult female in I may ad natural daylight


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[emilsmee]

yeah mine doesn't have blue on it anywhere, emerald green abdomen though...

 

[mick]

Here are some pics of one of mine. Sorry for the quality...cheaper camera. One with flash and one without flash. Same spider
Mike

 

[Elson]

communal living

A close up with lighting!

if you like blue try purple/blue

Cyriopagopus sp 'blue' juvenile female

wow....she's so beautiful . what species is that?? common name?? btw i'm new , hehe ... :?

 

[manville]

common name? hmmm...maybe singapore blue tarantula?

 

[RichardDegville]

I would imagine that singarore blue will be the common name however there is as yet no latin name as this sp has yet to be described

 

[G_Wright]

Here are some cool pics of a freshly moulted Ephebopus cyanognathus sling.

Next pic enjoy.

 

[Socrates]

Aaaah - how gorgeous! Wow, G! <Wendy's eyes are signaling jealousy here >

G, don't you know by now that each and every time you deliver such great photos of a species that I don't own (and there are MANY...no TONS....nah...I barely own any, how about that?) pen and paper come out and my wish list keeps getting longer?

GREAT shots, as always. And thanks for sharing.

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Wendy
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[G_Wright]

Aaaah - how gorgeous! Wow, G! <Wendy's eyes are signaling jealousy here >

G, don't you know by now that each and every time you deliver such great photos of a species that I don't own (and there are MANY...no TONS....nah...I barely own any, how about that?) pen and paper come out and my wish list keeps getting longer?

GREAT shots, as always. And thanks for sharing.

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Wendy
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lol I know what you mean when i 1st saw those singapore blue ones I had to add themt o my wanted list however tankfully i have a couple now :drool:

 

[Sequin]

absolutely gorgeous...you know how to take amazing pictures

 

[evilbob200]

very nice

WOW......thats all I can say. :clap:

 

[blombo]

Why don't just post >> here << :worship:

Cheers,
blombo

 

[G_Wright]

Why don't just post >> here << :worship:

Cheers,
blombo

Because I'm not going hunting for old threads

 

[XxxBondagexxX]

Wow

That's Sexy

 

[Goliath]

My Ephebopus cyanognathus just molted the other day and I was able to get some pictures. Also my Theraphosa apophysis just molted today.
Mike

 

[becca81]

Wow!

Beautiful Ts!

How big are they now?

 

[Goliath]

Thanks, the apophysis is about 2.5", and the cyanognathus is about 1".
Mike