Katy's pics!

[Singbluemymind]

great looking cobalt blue do you give it enough substrate to burrow or just keep it in a short kritter keeper and let it web

 

[equuskat]

She has a burrow. She comes out at night and hunts. That picture was taken when I first got her and she had not yet found her pre-started burrow. Here is her enclosure, she has two openings to her burrow: one under the wood, one in the corner.

 

[Singbluemymind]

how often do you see her

 

[equuskat]

Not terribly often. Maybe once a week I'll catch her out if I am up late at night (3 or 4am).

 

[Singbluemymind]

would it stress one out to much if it was housed were it couldn't burrow but had something to hide under


thats how my skeleton is it kinda bums me out i wish there was a way to house them so i could see them more

 

[equuskat]

They are obligate burrowers. As I understand it, they are stressed terribly by not having a burrow.

 

[equuskat]

Roach dinners:
G. pulchra

Nhandu colortivillosus (not sure if I spelled this right)

B. albopilosum

New C. crawshayi female, which will be shipped to AustinS on Tuesday:

Poecilotheria striata M on right F on left:

H. albostriatum

P. ornata sling

 

[equuskat]

More pics!

B. dubias

Freshly molted immature male "Flagstaff Orange"

Mirror images!

Aphonopelma waconum female

This is how I keep them...at the moment.

N. colortivillosus (again, I likely spelled this wrong and didn't bother to look it up...)

Flagstaff Orange itty bitty babies Premolt like crazy and will be fuzzy by tomorrow!

T. gigas

 

[seanbond]

nice haplo!!

 

[Austin S.]

New C. crawshayi female, which will be shipped to AustinS on Tuesday:

:drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool:

 

[equuskat]

P. ornata suspected female 6"

Avicularia bicegoi

Pamphobeteus spp. "Platyomma" female

And her man, who is loaned to me.

E. pulcherrimaklaasi, green.

Pamphobeteus antinous

"Paris" the pathetic King Baboon. I think she might molt - she has put on a little weight.

Male P. irminia that will eventually be for my female, who I couldn't get a good photo of.

G. pulchra fat booty

G. rosea who molted for the first time in 3 years!

Chilobrachys huahini female

A. hentzi female just molted a few days ago. She's pretty.

 

[equuskat]

Aphonopelma bicoloratum female 3"

Acanthoscurria spp. 5" female

Tapinauchenius violaceus

Ephebopus uatumon

C. cyaneopubescens sling

 

[Laceface]

I'm a dork, and it made me smile to see some that I gave you. They all look awesome! Everyone settled in good?

 

[equuskat]

Yeah they're all doing very well. GK's son got the boehmei REALLY fat!

 

[FuzzOctave]

Katy's T's

These T's are amazing! I have a mere eleven in my collection, but it's growing.
Do you have any G. pulchra for sale? I've been trying to find one of these little gems for a while and have had no luck.

Kell

 

[equuskat]

My Camera Is Fixed!!!

Very tiny Flagstaff Orange baby, just into it's first moments as 2nd instar.

P. irminia female just molted AGAIN

Phormictopus atrichomatus baby (thanks Anastasia!)

Avicularia purpurea, about 1 1/4"

P. ornata girlie

N. coloratovillosus female

Baby Brachypelma klassi #1

Baby Brachypelma klaasi #2

C. fasciatum girl

My big A. seemanni girl

Pamphobeteus antinous girl (one of my favorites!)

A. bicoloratum 3" female made a burrow LAST NIGHT...I watched her dig most of it and it was really fun to see her be so industrious!

One of my three E. vulpinus slings

"Juno" - one of my few Ts with a name! B. boehmei female...molted on 9/2

A. geniculata female, also molted about a week ago...

T. violaceus female

Pamphobeteus spp. "Platyomma" female 7"

E. pulcherrimaklaasi (green) female

A. versicolor going for a walk on my arm

A. bicegoi

B. albopilosum, bred about a month ago and packing serious "junk in the trunk"

Penultimate male T. blondi that I am babysitting (he belongs to Troglodyte)

 

[jinx]

All of them are visually stunning. I love your collection!!

 

[equuskat]

This weekend was insane for the molts in my house...had like 19 molts, though most were small slings. Here are the highlights:

P. antinous 6" female

B. albopilosum 5" female

A. versicolor, finally hit the 1" mark, yay!

B. klaasi 2" male (sexed with this molt)

P. irminia 3" male - not technically MINE, but lives in my house.

P. striata 6" female

B. auratum 1" female (sexed with this molt!)

Aphonopelma spp. "Carlsbad Green" supposedly, but she's not looking much like one after this molt. heh I swear she was "green" before.

 

[seanbond]

P. antinous is SICK!!!!!! thats my pik of your collect hands down.

 

[equuskat]

Thank you for the compliment - I will be sure to tell her that she makes people envious.