My new little devils

[Sasa]

Hi!

I got new T´s today.

Here´s adult blondi. She decided to munch the measuring tape...

0.1 Phormictopus cancerides ...I think she doesn´t like me...

0.1 Chilobrachys sp. "burmensis", black beauty...

Cyclosternum fasciatum, mate for my male.

0.1 Chilobrachys huahini, wicked bitch of the east. I got a male for her too.

Then three rosies...

Silver:

"Pastel":

Red:

And not a T, but here´s my Nephila sp. Kenia

I also got some slings:
Acanthoscurria brocklehursti
Avicularia metallica, Equador
Brachypelma klaasi
Lasiodora difficilis
Phormictopus atrichomatus
Poecilotheria formosa
Tapinauchenius purpureus
Nephila sp. Nigeria

 

[cacoseraph]

nice selection of roseas

 

[Freddie]

*packing backbag and traveling to the south*
Nice pics. Now just need to get few t's..

 

[Greg Wolfe]

New little devils...

Hey! Awesome little devils, some of them look HUNGRY!
Your Nephila (spell) is fascinating, what do you know about them??
Greg

 

[manville]

very nice T blondi! nice tarantulas!

 

[Sasa]

Hey! Awesome little devils, some of them look HUNGRY!
Your Nephila (spell) is fascinating, what do you know about them??
Greg

Thanks!
Yeah... They all took mice right away.
Now they are eating their lunch.

I really don´t know anything about those Nephilas...
sp. Nigeria are really, really, REALLY small.
Like black widow-slings.

And the dealer said that the sp. Kenia has mated. :clap:

 

[Keith Richard]

nice selection of roseas

I definately agree. It's amazing that a host of pics of exotic genus and species be posted, yet sometimes, the most eye catching is the good ole rosea. BTW Sasa, what's the T in your avatar...H lividum?? that's a great shot. Are most of your Ts so visually dramatic??

 

[Sasa]

BTW Sasa, what's the T in your avatar...H lividum?? that's a great shot. Are most of your Ts so visually dramatic??

Yes, that´s lividum ...after I took her eggsac...
Here´s a bit bigger pic.


I have 57 different species, so there´s something for everyone.

 

[morda]

Beautiful Ch. sp "burmensis". I have a sling too but for now it looks like Ch. huahini :/