Genus Grammostola

[starmaiden]

Some cute pictures of my baby G. aureostriata.

Some cute pictures of my baby G. aureostriata. They are about 1" now. The first one likes to hang out on the top of its container, but it has a burrow dug out under the twigs:

The second one is a fantastic digger! It's got a really neat burrow dug out along the side of the clear plastic container where I can get a good look at it. Here it is waiting at the entrance for dinner:

A view from the top. Look at those glowing eyes!

After catching dinner, a pinhead cricket, it retreats in its burrow to enjoy:

The other 7 slings I have, B albopilosum, N. chromatus, and N. coloratovillosus, are just way too small and stay too well hidden to be photographed. Maybe in a few more months...

 

[thunderthief]

A couple of new ones of my G. Rosea.

 

[pinkzebra]

Beautiful T! I just love those rosies!

 

[regalis]

my new rosea

 

[Ando55]

Starmaiden your aureostriata reminds me of mine. For those who didn't see mine, here it is giving the camera the "I'm so innocent, I didn't do anything" look.. It's abdomen is much bigger now as this pic was taken a few days after arrival and housing. It's doing quite well.

 

[brachy]

Hi

Grammostola iheringi

 

[thunderthief]

I had to ad this one, its my G. Rosea tackling an adult locust for the first time. Im rather proud of the pic, and Rosie of course.

 

[brachy]

Hi

Freshly, realy freshly molted G. iheringi

 

[Bothrops]

Grammostola aureostriata (from a friend)

 

[SOAD]

nice pics brachy, is ihering common in the european hobby?

 

[Jürgen]

1.0 G.rosea

 

[regalis]

My G.pulchra molted and she lost her leg during the molt

 

[Syngyne]

Poor thing, she looks unhappy about it.

 

[Ando55]

I agree, I feel sad looking at that picture, I hope she does well without it and regenerates it fully in the future..

 

[stubby8th]

Just a little before and after of my G.rosea (thanks crawl-daddy!)
What a difference a year makes!

 

[Tee2]

here is my Female G. Pulchra

 

[chromatopelma]

G.iheringi female

Cheers!

 

[osvaldo]

G. grossa

That must be a living-in-the-hole spider...those short legs conveys that impression.

Osv

 

[osvaldo]

G.iheringi female

Cheers!

Isn`t that a ihering?

Osv:?

 

[lilhildy]

My G.pulchra male who on April 10th just molted to be mature. Check him out!