Genus Lampropelma

[advan]

Lampropelma sp. 'Borneo'

 

[Borneoblack888]

A few shots of my juvie female "Borneo Black"

View attachment 107215
View attachment 107216
View attachment 107217

Thanks,
Rob

Great Pic! Not sure if you remember, but at 2", was she a brown at all in color? I have a med brown specimen and it was sold to me as female - no faint markings on the abdomen either? Anyway, just thought I'd ask.

 

[advan]

Great Pic! Not sure if you remember, but at 2", was she a brown at all in color? I have a med brown specimen and it was sold to me as female - no faint markings on the abdomen either? Anyway, just thought I'd ask.

This should help. http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/sho...orneo-sexual-dimorphism&highlight=Lampropelma

 

[Arachnomaniac19]

Lampropelma violaceopes sling.

 

[Felidae]

L.nigerrimum juvenil couple

 

[advan]

Lampropelma sp. 'Borneo'

 

[BoehmeiCali]

Here's an animal I had awhile back as "L. nigerrimum". Sorry the pics aren't good.


Penultimate male

Ultimate male

Looks hungry!

 

[hammadyy]

Juvenile L. violaceopes
This is a somewhat older picture, but one of my favorites!

 

[Flexzone]

Lampropelma violaceopes- 5.5'' female

L2

• Flexzone
• Oct 9, 2016
• 4

Same female.

Lampropelma violaceopes

• Flexzone
• Oct 9, 2016
• 14

5.5'' female.

 

[CEC]

Lampropelma nigerrimum

Juvenile Female


Juvenile Male

 

[Shamrock]

So would you guys say this is a male juvi L nigerrimum? Im also not sure it this may be a borneo

 

[creepa]

I say female...

 

[CEC]

Lampropelma nigerrimum (Sangihe)

Adult Female

 

[Olan]

L. sp Borneo Black

 

[arabellamay]

Lampropelma Nigerrimum
Asian Arboreal, lives in hollow trees and logs. Mine lives in a 10” cork bark with substrate piled up around and inside (they use lots of it to web almost creating a “log burrow”). Saw a post on Mike’s Basic Tarantula to hot glue the water bowl to her cork bark near the bottom... she loves it! Before she constantly filled it with dirt or disregarded it because it was on the floor. I find (safely) putting faux leaves in the water bowl and attaching it high up in their natural tree environment makes arboreals like to drink more. Here she is exploring, webbing, drinking from bowl.

 

[Plese Exotics]

Lampropelma carpenteri - Female ~5.5"

 

[CEC]

Lampropelma carpenteri
Female



Lampropelma nigerrimum
Hatchlings