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Very nice collection Katy
That last little guy is adorable
That last little guy is adorable
Katy's pics!
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Wow. The colors on the Pamphobeteus are absolutely stunning. Those are some nice looking Ts you've got there!
Yes, a big G. alticeps female. She has about a 6" legspan.
A few pics that I took at the TATS meeting
Most of these spiders aren't mine, I just took the pics, or they were taken with my camera.
First, fun with John's T. blondis:
Maylee's "A. seemanni blue phase" - all in quotes, because who knows what it really is...but it's really pretty!!
Gina and some avics...her versicolor and Rob's A. metallica:
Maylee's juvie male versicolor:
Rob's A. metallica:
Most of these spiders aren't mine, I just took the pics, or they were taken with my camera.
First, fun with John's T. blondis:
Maylee's "A. seemanni blue phase" - all in quotes, because who knows what it really is...but it's really pretty!!
Gina and some avics...her versicolor and Rob's A. metallica:
Maylee's juvie male versicolor:
Rob's A. metallica:
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That pic with Gina holding the A. metallica is very cute!!
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I love that pic of the versi with the girls face in the dark. Its very artistic.
An update because I am home sick and might as well...
This is supposed to be a female B. vagans, but I'm not buying it. Before her most recent molt, she looked a little bit more vagans-y, but after this molt, man, she looks like some funky cross. I won't be trying to breed her anymore...
A. musculosa female:
N. chromatus female:
2.5" female P. nigricolor:
One of the versicolors!
A. urticans female:
My G. pulchra girl:
The A. seemanni female molted:
A. bicoloratum female in her burrow...
C. hentzi with numphs:
P. antinous, immature female:
B. albopilosum female:
A. geniculata female in water dish:
E. pulcherrimaklaasi "Blue" female...her name's "Winfrey"...
A. hentzi female:
Front view of that freshly molted A. seemanni:
My P. irminia female hates me.
Okay, so she sort of calmed down...
Pamphobeteus sp. "Platyomma" 7.5" female
My GBB babies were kickin hair like CRAZY
This is supposed to be a female B. vagans, but I'm not buying it. Before her most recent molt, she looked a little bit more vagans-y, but after this molt, man, she looks like some funky cross. I won't be trying to breed her anymore...
A. musculosa female:
N. chromatus female:
2.5" female P. nigricolor:
One of the versicolors!
A. urticans female:
My G. pulchra girl:
The A. seemanni female molted:
A. bicoloratum female in her burrow...
C. hentzi with numphs:
P. antinous, immature female:
B. albopilosum female:
A. geniculata female in water dish:
E. pulcherrimaklaasi "Blue" female...her name's "Winfrey"...
A. hentzi female:
Front view of that freshly molted A. seemanni:
My P. irminia female hates me.
Okay, so she sort of calmed down...
Pamphobeteus sp. "Platyomma" 7.5" female
My GBB babies were kickin hair like CRAZY
But wait, there's more...
Pamphobeteus sp. "South Ecuador" female who really needs to molt. Ew.
L. parahybana young female:
Male E. pulcherrimaklaasi "Green"
E. campestratus female:
N. coloratovillosus female:
Mature male G. rosea who has been mature for something like 2 years and still eats like a champ...
My new female A. avicularia:
Female B. boehmei who has about a 4" legspan now and she was about the size of a quarter when I got her.
Another new female avic, believed to be A. metallica:
My freshly molted female P. cambridgei
Phormictopus sp. "Blue"
Another of my 6 or 7 versicolors!
G. pulchra again...
female C. fasciatum:
male C. fasciatum:
Big female G. alticeps:
Some female Aphonopelma sp. (collected near Carlsbad) hiding her eyes...
G. pulchripes female
My last female B. smithi who isn't going anywhere!
Pamphobeteus sp. "South Ecuador" female who really needs to molt. Ew.
L. parahybana young female:
Male E. pulcherrimaklaasi "Green"
E. campestratus female:
N. coloratovillosus female:
Mature male G. rosea who has been mature for something like 2 years and still eats like a champ...
My new female A. avicularia:
Female B. boehmei who has about a 4" legspan now and she was about the size of a quarter when I got her.
Another new female avic, believed to be A. metallica:
My freshly molted female P. cambridgei
Phormictopus sp. "Blue"
Another of my 6 or 7 versicolors!
G. pulchra again...
female C. fasciatum:
male C. fasciatum:
Big female G. alticeps:
Some female Aphonopelma sp. (collected near Carlsbad) hiding her eyes...
G. pulchripes female
My last female B. smithi who isn't going anywhere!
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your pulchra looks so soft, I just want to pet her, lol.
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These are all very good! They're all very beautiful spiders... I especially like the 'mutt' one, and the b boehmei... And the Pamphos of course..
Also, I've had soooo many people ask me about the lividum sketch on the t-shirt you helped design!... Its crazy... I mean random people walking by a NY street...
Love these shots! Great variety.
Also, I've had soooo many people ask me about the lividum sketch on the t-shirt you helped design!... Its crazy... I mean random people walking by a NY street...
Love these shots! Great variety.
These are all very good! They're all very beautiful spiders... I especially like the 'mutt' one, and the b boehmei... And the Pamphos of course..
Also, I've had soooo many people ask me about the lividum sketch on the t-shirt you helped design!... Its crazy... I mean random people walking by a NY street...
Love these shots! Great variety.
haha thank you.