full-dress gentleman and villa

[waspider]

Aphonopelma seemanni,Pamphobeteus platyomma,Psalmopoeus irminia

New Villa completion
It is bad to get glass cut

Lid runners and aeration are made from junked aluminum alloy.
Electrothermal film on the back

Upstairs rooms is desert scorpion's.

 

[Mike H.]

Very nice !!

Regards, Mike :clap:

 

[scs]

Pamphobeteus platyomma is very pretty

 

[fyrburn]

very beautiful spiders you got there! (And I'm a sucker for large web mass, it looks cool)

 

[Scott C.]

Nice pics. That's some good handy work on those cages too. Thanks for sharing.

 

[wolfpak]

is the A. seemani purple?

 

[CedrikG]

from your picture you playtomma looks a lot like a X immanis to my eye, but as the picture before is also purple, is it just the camera that give that coloration ?

 

[SamtheMan]

Umm, I'm curious are those color varieties of the species mentioned? I have all 3 species myself and none of them look anything like the picture you posted except for maybe the last one but the color is different in that one as well. Still, they are stunning spiders and if mine turn out like I'll be lucky man.

 

[aaronrefalo]

There isnt any A.seemani with purple colours....and in my opinion the second one is X.immanis as Kirdec said..nice setups

Aaron

 

[Tescos]

nice Psalmopoeus irminia pic.

 

[FryLock]

There isnt any A.seemani with purple colours....and in my opinion the second one is X.immanis as Kirdec said..nice setups

Male A.seemani often have a sheen of purple on them as for the P.sp "platyomma" if it were a Xenesthis.sp the scopulate on the rear leg would wrap around the the sides of the met, here it does not appear too.

 

[becca81]

Umm, I'm curious are those color varieties of the species mentioned? I have all 3 species myself and none of them look anything like the picture you posted except for maybe the last one but the color is different in that one as well. Still, they are stunning spiders and if mine turn out like I'll be lucky man.

Male A. seemani look very different from their female counterparts (the change happens at the maturing molt).

The same thing goes for the other species - Pamphobeteus spp. males tend to have the "purplish" hues and male P. irminia lose their black coloration at the maturing molt.

Here's a male A. seemani I had here on loan - you can see some of the purple ...

 

[waspider]

this Pamphobeteus platyomma male before molt

 

[MindUtopia]

Very nice collection. :clap:

 

[syndicate]

yeah great pics/setups!that p.irmirnia is goreous aswell.cant wait to have one of those in my collection

 

[solaceofwinter]

so nice!!!

 

[Tony]

Male A.seemani often have a sheen of purple on them as for the P.sp "platyomma" if it were a Xenesthis.sp the scopulate on the rear leg would wrap around the the sides of the met, here it does not appear too.

Not only does it not appear too. it just doesnt !
I can just look over at my female, same view and see the difference!!

Cmon Kirdec,aaronrefalo , dont let that fancy carapace throw you!;P
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