Hedorah99's Amateurish Photo Thread

[Hedorah99]

Some new guys form White Plains. God Bless Tommy Agosta!!!

Sericopelms sp. Gualipes. Looks kinda like S. melanotarsum

This was sold to me as Brachypelma pallidum. If anyone knows if the name has changed, let me know.

And some molts
P. cancerides

B. epicureanum

 

[Hedorah99]

A few new pics n' such

B. epicureanum

B. verdezi

New Arrivals
Cyritophilis portoricae freshly molted

C. crayshawi

And some non-tarantulas
Scolopendra morsitans

Alipes sp.

As always enjoy, thanx for lookin', and let me know what you think

 

[Natemass]

nice pics the first 3 ts ive never heard of

 

[cheetah13mo]

I like your collection. Theres a lot there that are not common to your everyday hobbiest like myself. Very nice pics.

 

[pinkzebra]

Very nice photos! You have an interesting collection.

 

[Ando55]

WOW very rare Ts, never even heard of some, amazing! BTW what kind of substrate is in your crawshayi's vial? sorry for the weird question...

 

[xgrafcorex]

thanks for posting the pics..you've got some nice set ups..as well as nice residents of the set ups. i only have one or two set ups that aren't as basic as can be.

 

[Hedorah99]

WOW very rare Ts, never even heard of some, amazing! BTW what kind of substrate is in your crawshayi's vial? sorry for the weird question...

Its actually just peat. I put it in kinda moist so he could construct a burrow and have been letting it dry out.

 

[Hedorah99]

thanks for posting the pics..you've got some nice set ups..as well as nice residents of the set ups. i only have one or two set ups that aren't as basic as can be.

Thanks man. truth be told a lot of the photos, esp. close ups, are in a "photo box" I made thats a little more decorated than the permanent homes. Really aggressive species, like the P. cancerides, don't get moved for obvious reasons.

 

[Ando55]

Its actually just peat. I put it in kinda moist so he could construct a burrow and have been letting it dry out.

Thanks bro! Impressive collection none the less, such rarities.

 

[Hedorah99]

Photo session withn Beezle

Beezle is my female O. aureotibialis. For some unknown reasons she has been above ground the past few days. I took advantage of this and snapped some pictures. She complied by posing and only attacking the lens once.
Hanging out in her flowers

She just wants a hug

Close up of the carapace. Well, as close as she would let me get.

And finally what I think turned out to be the best shot of the day I just really like it because it shows off the golden flash on Leg I. This feature is what makes thsi sp. unique and drew my eye to them initially.

 

[Hedorah99]

Freshly molted Sericopelma sp. Gualipes

Some random pics

T. blondi (Lilith) chowing on a dubia

S. rubronitens

E. pachypus

P. rufiliata

And some pedes...
Alipes sp. eating a dubia nymph

S. morsitans eating a dubia nymph

And finally...
My female smithi sitting on a nice sac!

 

[syndicate]

:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: sac is burlly!!!!

 

[Natemass]

that T.blondi looks pretty hefty how big is it?

 

[P. Novak]

Great pics as always! Congrats on the sac Im hoping my female lays a sac soon(although probably won't happen because I dont know if the male got any good insertions, and no more attemps because hes passed on.) Oh Im wondering what kind of containers your using?

 

[Hedorah99]

that T.blondi looks pretty hefty how big is it?

She;s pretty big. i'd say 7 inches or so. I am terrible at estimating.

Great pics as always! Congrats on the sac Im hoping my female lays a sac soon(although probably won't happen because I dont know if the male got any good insertions, and no more attemps because hes passed on.) Oh Im wondering what kind of containers your using?

I use 20 qt. Sterlite sweater boxes. They are kinda high so I terrace the insides a tad. I have not had any incidents with falling yet. They are about 3 bux and very stackable.

 

[P. Novak]

I use 20 qt. Sterlite sweater boxes. They are kinda high so I terrace the insides a tad. I have not had any incidents with falling yet. They are about 3 bux and very stackable.

Im guessing we are using the same boxes, but to be sure would you mind taking a picture of the overall container, or if not how does it lock? Mine lock but not on all four sides.

 

[Doezsha]

Im lovin the P.rufliata thats going to be one of my next T's. Keep up the good work all of your T's and pix look good.

 

[Hedorah99]

Im guessing we are using the same boxes, but to be sure would you mind taking a picture of the overall container, or if not how does it lock? Mine lock but not on all four sides.

Here, let me know if these help...
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showpost.php?p=687897&postcount=200
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showpost.php?p=687890&postcount=199

They don't really lock on all four sides. They kinda clip at the fornt and the back but none of the T's have ever tried pushing the tops. I think its proly on too tight for them, but I don't trust these set ups with my pedes.

 

[P. Novak]

Here, let me know if these help...
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showpost.php?p=687897&postcount=200
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showpost.php?p=687890&postcount=199

They don't really lock on all four sides. They kinda clip at the fornt and the back but none of the T's have ever tried pushing the tops. I think its proly on too tight for them, but I don't trust these set ups with my pedes.

Well we have the same tanks, they were great. What do you use for your pede, I made a mistake awhile ago and put a pede in one of these and well it escaped luckly my dad found it and caught it.