Morda's Picture Thread

[morda]

Freashly molted Nhandu chromatus female

 

[morda]

Chilobrachys huahini young female

 

[morda]

Haplopelma albostriatum young female

 

[morda]

Haplopelma lividum larger spiderling (poss. female)

 

[LukaszWarsaw]

Very very nice T's and great pics

 

[morda]

Thanks! It's good to see that more and more people form Poland are here on AB.

 

[TheNatural]

Nice Ts U got there man, congrats

 

[morda]

Long time no post here...

I did some re-housing today but I didn't make pics of spiders... I will some day

Here are my spiders (all of them )

 

[morda]

Psalmopoeus irminia mating!

Sorry for such a bad pictures... I made them through dirty glass so they are not very good. The mating was a success! Twice !!!

 

[CFNSmok.PL]

Very nice pictures. I am glad that hobby is growing in Poland.
(Pozdrowienia. Cezary)

Smok.

 

[morda]

Grammostola grossa juv. female

 

[morda]

Phormictopus platus juv. poss. male...

 

[morda]

Cyclosternum fasciatum female (sub adult I think...)

 

[morda]

Brachypelma smithi juv. male

 

[morda]

Haplopelma sp. juvenile

Bought as H. minax... but I doubt that it's the real minax :wall:

 

[morda]

Haplopelma albostriatum female (maybe adult.... or sub-adult)

 

[morda]

Chilobrachys fimbriatus adult male

 

[Tegenaria]

Some superb Ts there, and i especially love the Haplopelma albostriatum female!

 

[morda]

Saturady (30.10.2006) was quite nice day, I bought some new T's and a snake at XIII Ogolnopolska Gielda Gadow i Plazow in Swietochlowice city .

Here those new additions:

Ornithoctonus aureotibialis spiderling (at last I have it)

Grammostola rosea adult female (she's for my male )

Brachypelma smithi spiderlings (got two of them, my juv. is a male, didn't have money for female so I bought those two little monsters)

Acanthoscurria geniculata adult male (my female is waiting to get him to do.... things )

Chilobrachys fimbriatus juv. (I think female but not for 100%)

Pantherophis guttatus het. albino

 

[Gigas]

First person i've seen to use the new genus name lol, its taken 2 years!

Liking the fimbriatus