JC's (formerly known as arachneman) Picture Thread

[JC]

First one for the gallery, my female Brachypelma albopilosum.

 

[JC]

T.apophysis

 

[Steve Calceatum]

Your B. albopilosum is pretty sweet!!!! She looks nice and healthy with that fat tail-end.

 

[Teal]

Very pretty Ts!

 

[Mattyb]

Beautiful Ts

 

[JC]

Avicularia urticans

 

[Terry D]

Nice pics

JC, Nice spiders. How big is the curlyhair? A friend of mine near Haughton, La. had an enormous female several years ago- may still have it. Hers was certainly a curlyhair but sizewize looked eerily parahybanaish. The spider was 7" or a little better. Looked freakish for sure- at the time it was around 6 or 7 years old. She moved and haven't relocated her. I've never seen or heard of one that big since. Cool, T

 

[JC]

JC, Nice spiders. How big is the curlyhair? A friend of mine near Haughton, La. had an enormous female several years ago- may still have it. Hers was certainly a curlyhair but sizewize looked eerily parahybanaish. The spider was 7" or a little better. Looked freakish for sure- at the time it was around 6 or 7 years old. She moved and haven't relocated her. I've never seen or heard of one that big since. Cool, T

Thanks.Mine was 4.8-inches, but I highly doubt they can reach over 6''. I'd have to see it to believe it.

 

[JC]

Phidippus regius(adult female)

Back shot

 

[JC]

Avicularia sp. metallica(female #1)

Avicularia versicolor 2''(apologies for the dark background)

Brachypelma smithi post-molt 3''

Avicularia sp. metallica(female #2)

Avicularia sp. bicegoi(5.5'' female)

 

[flyguycolorado]

+1 awesome shots good collection of Avics

 

[lovebug]

You have a wonderful collection of T's. I love your Avicularia urticans and your Avicularia versicolor!

 

[TiogaWhiteTiger]

Sweet jumping spider :clap: How is such an adult female big?