Got Blue? Pics

[esmoot]

If my flash was not broken you would really see the blue that covers his entire body.

 

[manville]

what a beauty!

 

[phoenixxavierre]

sweet!

beautiful fella!

 

[G_Wright]

What is it is that a H spec blue

 

[Bearskin10]

Bluetiful lividium, I have been thinking of getting one but just not sure if I want a pet hole:?. Greg

 

[Lopez]

Originally posted by Bearskin10
Bluetiful lividium, I have been thinking of getting one but just not sure if I want a pet hole:?. Greg

First lividum I've seen with an urticating patch.....

 

[danread]

I'll tell you what, i'm a bit worried about the colour of your hand in the first pic

 

[Tangled WWWeb]

Originally posted by G_Wright
What is it is that a H spec blue

I believe it may be a mature male E. pulcherrimaklaasi. I have what I think is a mature female. I bought her from someone who had her for several years, but was unsure of her ID.

Here she is...

 

[New Guy]

I was going to ask this in another thread but since the above pic shows the same thing, I'll just ask here. That area on the abdomen that is sorta gray, is that normal? I bought a Brazilian Black a short time ago and she had the same type of "patch" but neither of my other 2 Ts have it. Thanks

 

[esmoot]

Yes it is a mature male US pet trade E. pulcherrimaklaasi.

New guy. Yes it is normal. I don't know what the technical name is but I've always heard "mirror patch". Some sp. have it some don't.

 

[nemesis6sic6]

Originally posted by G_Wright
What is it is that a H spec blue

In Europe yes and they're so cheap there too

theres a pic of mine on my avatar

 

[Arachnopuppy]

What the heck are you talking about? There is no trace of blue anywhere. Even if there was a flash, I doubt there would be any blue at all.

 

[nemesis6sic6]

Originally posted by Lam
What the heck are you talking about? There is no trace of blue anywhere. Even if there was a flash, I doubt there would be any blue at all.

Lam look at my pics on page two of this thread :

http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?s=&threadid=12992&highlight=pulcherrimaklaasi

 

[Tangled WWWeb]

My understanding is that there are or were several different species being sold under this name. I've heard that at least one of them (maybe the one I have) is actually a Paraphysa species. What does the H in the "H spec blue" stand for?

 

[Lopez]

Originally posted by JP version 1.0
My understanding is that there are or were several different species being sold under this name. I've heard that at least one of them (maybe the one I have) is actually a Paraphysa species. What does the H in the "H spec blue" stand for?

Homoeomma.

I think G Wright is talking about a different (but very similar) spider.

 

[G_Wright]

Omg our post system here in the Uk sucks I had 3 A sternalis slings and 3 H spec blue slings serposidley comming today but as usual they didn't come looks like they will have to sepen another night in the sorting office. I just hope they are ok.

You whoult think that if you send something as 1st class it would be treated as 1st class post not 2nd class.

A little message to the post office.

(get ya selves sorted out you RETARDS)

 

[rosehaired1979]

Now that i see yalls as adults I can't wait to get my sling tomorrow!

 

[Dragoon]

Hello
Why are there extra long hairs in tufts on the legs? It looks kinda like a cricket...ewww...
sorry, glad you like him and all, but those legs need to be Nair'd. (JK)
D.

 

[Vys]

So this 'new' Homoeomma sp. 'Blau' is in fact what the U.S trade calls E. pulcherrimaklaasi ?

That makes sense I guess, since the 'common' Homoeomma looks very similiar to the pulcherrimaklaasi, but it is still a little disappointing.

What seems odd is that I've heard E. pulcherrimaklaasi has been bred in captivity, while 'Homoeomma sp' has not; if this is true, isn't it a tad strange?

G_Wright: You should never get your hopes up about the postal service. It's the same here: absolutely horrible. If I order something from Germany, it takes 1 day for the package to get out of Germany, and four for it to travel through Sweden.

 

[nemesis6sic6]

homoeoma sp here in the STates is called commonly "cobalt redrump"(cyclosternum sp. or chromatopelma sp.) and has not bred succesfully any where...

any ways the homoeomas G_ wright is talking about is what im pretty sure E. pulcherrimaklaasi here in the states.