User Olan's spiders

[Tarantuland]

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B. emilia molt:
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Confirmed female B. cabocla (horrida) rehouse View attachment 372946

What is the one between the B Emilia and M balfouri?

 

[Olan]

What is the one between the B Emilia and M balfouri?

That’s my female H. gigas, she also just molted.

 

[Olan]

C.fimbriatus

P. fasciata

M. balfouri

 

[Olan]

O. schioedtei taking a drink


P. auratus


A. geniculata doing some hair kicking and not eating. Maybe a molt soon??

 

[Olan]

Geniculata molt!
Molt was just shy of 7”. So she’s probably 7” now.


Some other recent pics
Phormic sp Purple


H. minax


Sazimai


B. cabocla


Our larger P. arboricola came out of her last molt with an abdomen defect. Hoping that she can repair it during next molt.

 

[Olan]

G. pulchra also just molted

 

[Olan]

 

[Olan]

Look who molted



And some bonus pics

 

[Olan]

Looooooong time no pics. So here’s a huge photo dump.
We tragically lost a few favorites (G. iheringi female, and our T. angustum we’d had since 2003), survived a hurricane that knocked out power for weeks, and everyone grew up a bit more.

 

[Olan]

Freshly molted:



not fresh, but still good looking:

 

[Olan]

successful H. mac breeding, 31 2nd instars. (Half the sac was dessicated, kept the enclosure too dry). But she just laid a second sac a few days ago, will be keeping her with more humidity this time.



other assorted pics:


O. schioedtei

P. auratus

Unsuccessful H. gigas breeding project


P. muticus

G. pulchra

 

[Olan]

X. intermedia molt


O. schioedtei


balfouri finally molted


as did P. muticus





as of yet an unsuccessful pairing attempt of P. antinous (Peru)

 

[spideyspinneret78]

X. intermedia molt
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O. schioedtei
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balfouri finally molted
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as did P. muticus
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as of yet an unsuccessful pairing attempt of P. antinous (Peru)
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They're all beautiful, but that MM P. antinous is just stunning. What a beauty. I hope you get a nice sac from that pairing.

 

[Olan]

They're all beautiful, but that MM P. antinous is just stunning. What a beauty. I hope you get a nice sac from that pairing.

Thanks!
female is very receptive, male has just been too skittish so far. Will keep trying.

 

[Olan]

Just a few recent pics from feeding time

 

[Olan]

Some recent molts: smaller P. arboricola, female P. antinous big black, P. muticus, H. gigas.

And some random pics of the gang