Fred's picture thread

[Fred]

Your A. seemani is a beauty! And very nice new P. regalis.

Thanks Lorgakor. I'm pretty sure she is a blue phase.

 

[Fred]

Here's my G rosea. If you look to the left of the g rosea, you can see my Lasiodorides striatus.

The emp...

And here's the millis

 

[Anthony]

That is a great group with the seemani outstanding. Good for you.

 

[memen49]

the m robustum is very nice, and i like this species .

 

[Fred]

Thanks for the replies, I'll try to get some more pics soon.

 

[Fred]

Just a few pictures... for now

Brachypelma albopilosum

Xenesthis intermeda, these guys have a little spunk to them.

Lasiodorides striatus (was bought as a 'blue birdeater' in a pet store so I did some research and I'm almost sure its L striatus)

 

[moose35]

# 3 in my opinion looks more like
Thrixopelma cyaneolum.

nice pics...good looking spiders/

moose

 

[J.huff23]

Wow! Number three is extremely beautiful! Awesome T!

And of course the Xenesthis is beautiful, thats just a given.

 

[Fred]

Moose I can take some more pictures if you want to help me ID her.

 

[Koh_]

fred.
those are awesome Ts.
i love the number 3. absolutely beautiful T. no doubt!

 

[moose35]

Moose I can take some more pictures if you want to help me ID her.

please do she is a beautiful T.


i have a Lasiodorides striatus and i don't think thats what you have.
from the pic you posted so far it really does look like Thrixopelma cyaneolum.

moose

 

[Fred]

Thanks Moose.

I've been thinking she was L striatus for about 5 or so years now. It kinda blows my mind to know that she's something different. The care for the two spiders must be pretty similiar.

And if it helps, the last molt I measured had a 7" legspan

 

[Fred]

Thanks Koh! I will be adding another beaut to the collection soon!

 

[moose35]

could also be...Homoeomma sp. "Blue"
there is supposed to be a large form and a small form of these.
but i'm kinda clueless about all of this. try to pm goterps.
i've seen him talking about these in a thread somewhere.

moose

 

[Fred]

I was thinking the same thing. I'm uploading a ton of pictures right now, I'll post them in about 5 min.

 

[Fred]

Here we go

I used a flash for some of them and then I used manual focus and no flash with a UV light. For the record I'm still a newbie with pictures.

I was trying to capture the little bit of purple on the abdomen.

Started walking away from me.

On my hand for size comparison.

No flash.

 

[shypoet]

nice pictures

 

[Anthony Straus]

She's a beaut!

 

[Fred]

Thanks for the comments!

 

[Koh_]

again,,that's gorgeous T. i wanna get same one too!
btw, i don't think it's a thrixoplema. carapace is different in my opinion.