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I just got a tiny one of these from Chris, nice to see more pics of 'em. How big is yours?
Mack&Cass' Photo Thread
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Jeff -
She's ~4". She's also super chill, it's weird, haha.
Jake -
Thanks! Nhandu is definitely an awesome, and crazy, genus.
Cass
She's ~4". She's also super chill, it's weird, haha.
Jake -
Thanks! Nhandu is definitely an awesome, and crazy, genus.
Cass
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Great T's and shots you guys.....
Awesome collect you guys got going...
glad to see them sweet T's pics of your collect...
Peace,
Armando
Awesome collect you guys got going...
glad to see them sweet T's pics of your collect...
Peace,
Armando
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Tarantula Photoshoot!
So tonight we decided to take some of our Ts out for a photoshoot. Usually our pictures are of them eating, but we wanted some pictures of them out of the enclosure without food stuffed in their faces. We also wanted to get some relaxed shots of our pokies and such. Hope you enjoy them!
This one's name was Adelphos, but she molted and there were spermathecae, so a name change was in order
This one wouldn't put his legs down no matter what, he was so stubborn:
This girl is just so gorgeous that she gets two pictures:
Thanks for looking!
Cass
So tonight we decided to take some of our Ts out for a photoshoot. Usually our pictures are of them eating, but we wanted some pictures of them out of the enclosure without food stuffed in their faces. We also wanted to get some relaxed shots of our pokies and such. Hope you enjoy them!
This one's name was Adelphos, but she molted and there were spermathecae, so a name change was in order
This one wouldn't put his legs down no matter what, he was so stubborn:
This girl is just so gorgeous that she gets two pictures:
Thanks for looking!
Cass
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great pics guys! let me know if you want any more t's anything ive got is up for grabs!
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Hey guys...That Thrigmopoeus truculentus is on fire...
lovin the look on that t...
Nice shots....
Peace,
Armando
lovin the look on that t...
Nice shots....
Peace,
Armando
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nice collections and pics Mack & Cass.
i also really like Thrigmopoeus truculentus. great looking spider.
i also really like Thrigmopoeus truculentus. great looking spider.
D3AdB0DYMAN
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nice collection and photos
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Great great collection, such a diverse selection of Ts!
Athena looks hungry
Athena looks hungry
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Yeah she's only eaten once since she molted a couple weeks ago so she's a little on the thin side.Great great collection, such a diverse selection of Ts!
Athena looks hungry
Thanks for the lovely comments everyone!
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Nice shots.
Like all the others, I love your Thrigmopoeus truculentus.... Mostly because of his name.
"MY WEIGHT IS APPROPRIATE AND ATTRACTIVE!"
Like all the others, I love your Thrigmopoeus truculentus.... Mostly because of his name.
"MY WEIGHT IS APPROPRIATE AND ATTRACTIVE!"
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It is a female so its name really should be Ndnd but we had already settled on Lrr (Ruler of Omicron Persei 8 !!!)
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New additions, molts and rehousings!
These two beauties spent 10 days in transit due to a post office mishap. We're just glad they arrived safe and sound...the pictures were taken after unpacking so they still have some fluff on them:
One of our fave girls:
This girl just molted:
And some pics that we took during rehousings:
Out of everything we rehoused, this one was the biggest pain:
Getting pictures of this one is not easy, we'll have to take her out one day to get a picture of her all spread out:
Thanks for looking!
Cass
These two beauties spent 10 days in transit due to a post office mishap. We're just glad they arrived safe and sound...the pictures were taken after unpacking so they still have some fluff on them:
One of our fave girls:
This girl just molted:
And some pics that we took during rehousings:
Out of everything we rehoused, this one was the biggest pain:
Getting pictures of this one is not easy, we'll have to take her out one day to get a picture of her all spread out:
Thanks for looking!
Cass
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Hey y'all, Lots of nice t's! HOW to find the room? Paddington Bear is
Terry
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We actually just got a whole room for all of our guys so we actually have quite a bit of space now...which is dangerous because we can just get more. And Paddington is a spazoid...she's nuts. Typical Nhandu.Hey y'all, Lots of nice t's! HOW to find the room? Paddington Bear is
Terry
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:clap: Lucky you on being able to make space. I'll agree with "spastic" in reference to Nhandu although only from experience of 1 individual- Phatty. My big ole' probable penult male. He's definitely nuts!
edit- oops, he's Nhandu tripepii
edit- oops, he's Nhandu tripepii
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New arrivals and rehousings and some oldies!
First, I'll start off with a super exciting arrival:
We're really excited to have these guys, we got three of them and hope to be breeding them in the future. They all have boy names but two of them look female ventrally, and one looks male so hopefully we're right. The third one (Achilles) isn't pictured because it was in a scared pose the whole time.
Also got some more C. ritae...very awesome species:
We've had this girl for a while but we rehoused her so we took some shots:
Haven't posted a picture of this one yet, I've never seen a photo of an adult so I'm interested to see what it will look like:
Also haven't posted a picture of this one, it was sold as Chilobrachys burmensis, which is not a valid species but I read that the dyscolus is often sold as burmensis which is why it's labelled as it is:
This was sold as Hysterocrates hercules which is extremely unlikely so it's just gonna be Hysterocrates sp. for now. We're hoping it'll turn out female so we can compare spermathecae:
I don't understand this one, we've been barely feeding it in hopes of catching our female up, so we fed him three tiny meals, he ate last week and four days later, he molted! There's no chance we're getting our female caught up, he's 5" and she's maybe 3"...boo-urns:
I love her, 'nuff said:
Male LP:
Graaaaviiiiddd
I cannot believe we were able to completely take off the lid without her going nuts....it's a rare occurance:
She's also never out so even though she's scrunchy, I had to take some pictures:
I also love her:
This little one needs to molt:
This is the first time in about 2 months I've seen her:
That's it for now! Enjoy!
Cass
First, I'll start off with a super exciting arrival:
We're really excited to have these guys, we got three of them and hope to be breeding them in the future. They all have boy names but two of them look female ventrally, and one looks male so hopefully we're right. The third one (Achilles) isn't pictured because it was in a scared pose the whole time.
Also got some more C. ritae...very awesome species:
We've had this girl for a while but we rehoused her so we took some shots:
Haven't posted a picture of this one yet, I've never seen a photo of an adult so I'm interested to see what it will look like:
Also haven't posted a picture of this one, it was sold as Chilobrachys burmensis, which is not a valid species but I read that the dyscolus is often sold as burmensis which is why it's labelled as it is:
This was sold as Hysterocrates hercules which is extremely unlikely so it's just gonna be Hysterocrates sp. for now. We're hoping it'll turn out female so we can compare spermathecae:
I don't understand this one, we've been barely feeding it in hopes of catching our female up, so we fed him three tiny meals, he ate last week and four days later, he molted! There's no chance we're getting our female caught up, he's 5" and she's maybe 3"...boo-urns:
I love her, 'nuff said:
Male LP:
Graaaaviiiiddd
I cannot believe we were able to completely take off the lid without her going nuts....it's a rare occurance:
She's also never out so even though she's scrunchy, I had to take some pictures:
I also love her:
This little one needs to molt:
This is the first time in about 2 months I've seen her:
That's it for now! Enjoy!
Cass