Ice Cold Milk Picture Thread

[J.huff23]

I love the marshalli. My favorite ceratogyrus species.

 

[ZergFront]

Awesome pic of the P. regalis and the suntiger foot.

 

[Loudog760]

Sick thread!

 

[patotxiki]

It seems that it has mites :?

P.S Very nice pics

 

[robertcarst]

You should of read the text before the pictures, he knows of the mites.

 

[AlainL]

Your photos are incredible :clap:

 

[Ice Cold Milk]

Thanks Alain!

Now on to a recent hatchout - just a reference photo, quick and dirty of P. cancerides 1st instars molting to 2nd,
and a local scorpion we get down here, near Hluhluwe, (Kwazulu Natal Province, South Africa).

 

[x Mr Awesome x]

These are awesome pics man. Of course, you already knew that.

 

[Ice Cold Milk]

Brachypelma klaasi, Pamphobeteus sp. 'Ecuador II'

Mr. Awesome, you should see how many of the pictures are NOT good...

on to Brachypelma klaasi - freshly molted female, and a mature male
Pamphobeteus sp. 'Ecuador II' (no common name?)

 

[biomarine2000]

All I can say is WOW. Your pics are always top notch. Keep up the good work.

 

[Koh_]

great pictures as always.
i've never seen that uroplectes one. gorgeous looking.

 

[varanus dwarfus]

Great shot on that Pamphobeteus sp. "Equador!" Like everyone else has mentioned, great photos, keep it up.

 

[Teal]

Phenomenal! Such gorgeous photos of gorgeous Ts!

 

[TiberiuSahly]

WOW :drool: !!!

 

[Ice Cold Milk]

Brachypelma auratum, Brachypelma emilia

Brachypelma auratum, Brachypelma emilia - Mexican Flame Knee and Mexican Red Leg, respectively.
You can see the B. auratum was kicking a bit of hair - it's all over his carapace.

 

[TheTsupreme]

Your pics are F-A-B-O-U-L-O-U-S! Damn man keep up the good work !

Just wondering how you've got your species? are the hobby big there in Africa to or how did you do?

 

[Stalker]

Matt. Your pics is amazing.

 

[Ariel]

your pics rock! Great work! :clap:

 

[Ice Cold Milk]

Avicularia purpurea

Thanks for all the kind comments!

On to A. purpurea.
This little guy does indeed have mites...shame I only found out after taking pics with the macro lens

TheTsupreme - Yes, the hobby down here is growing every day. A few years ago we couldn't find much at all, but now there are quite a few people breeding things.
We're a long way off from Europe, though!

 

[fartkowski]

Very nice Matt