Genus Euathlus

[Hedorah99]

Thats awesome. My sp. yellow looks kinda like that without the orange stripe. HGopefully as it grows it will get that coloration.

 

[Philth]

Euathlus sp. "yellow" , ultimate male

so tiny

Anybody need him?
later, Tom

 

[ahas]

This is also on my wish list.

 

[Pulk]

do these have to be allowed to burrow or can one just provide a hide?

 

[fartkowski]

Euathlus vulpinus

 

[Strubles]

Euathlus sp. "Red", freshly molted female:

where does this T came from?

nice spiders :clap:

 

[brachy]

Hi

They are from Chile.

 

[Strubles]

Thk u brachy, there is any possibilite to this sp or some very similiar occur at Brazil (at Minas Gerais)?

 

[padkison]

Euthalus sp "flame red" or "red" or who knows - 1.25"

 

[kitty_b]

0.1 Euathlus sp. "flame":

0.1 Euathlus sp. "yellow":

 

[Grupofix]

Hi, have sombody here photo of Euathlus spermatecae? I need it. Thanx G.

 

[billopelma]

From Euathlus sp. "gold" "lowland", one of the girls I posted earlier on this thread.

Disclaimer; it's up to you to decide whether or not the bug actually belongs in Euathlus.


Bill

 

[Philth]

Euathlus vulpinus

 

[bliss]

you know, euathlus (along with paraphysa) are a mess. it's undeniable. just look at E truculentus and E sp lowland gold. they look very similar IMO.

@padkison - about the Euathlus sp "flame/red" / "Flame" or who knows thing... that was sold to me by a very reliable dealer. sold to me as "flame". outside that, im not sure.


@ metallica -- your E pulcherimaklaasi doesn't look like the ones i have.. are you sure it isn't Homoeomma sp blue being sold under the name of E pulcherimaklaasi by mistake? that happens alot. the ones i own only have blue on the femurs, and that's it. the rest of the legs turn very fuzzy.
the world may never know lol jk

pic1 -- E truculentus. pic2 -- Euathlus sp Flame s'ling pic3 -- Euathlus sp fire

sorry for the blurry pics , it's the only camera i own. i'll try to get some of the E pulcherimaklaasi (green form) mature male, and of the Euathlus vulpinus soon.

Ps: anyone know the difference between sp flame, sp fire, or sp red? are they the same? imo, flame and fire are the same. but, i can't be sure of that.

 

[GoTerps]

@ metallica -- your E pulcherimaklaasi doesn't look like the ones i have.. are you sure it isn't Homoeomma sp blue being sold under the name of E pulcherimaklaasi by mistake? that happens alot. the ones i own only have blue on the femurs, and that's it. the rest of the legs turn very fuzzy.
the world may never know lol jk

I don't see where Eddy (metallica) posted in this thread?

Do you mean "TheNatural" instead? I would agree the spider he shows looks to be Homoeomma sp. "blue/large".

Eric

 

[fastgixxerlv]

E. pulcherrimaklaasi blue

 

[bliss]

I don't see where Eddy (metallica) posted in this thread?

Do you mean "TheNatural" instead? I would agree the spider he shows looks to be Homoeomma sp. "blue/large".

Eric

oops! sorry i did indeed mean thenatural. sorry for the confusion, guys!


dan

 

[fartkowski]

Euathlus truculentus (as sold in the pet trade)

 

[fartkowski]

Euathlus vulpinus

 

[Peter Grabowitz]

E.trunculentus