Genus Ornithoctoninae

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Sp."Orange Fringe"

 

[seanbond]

didjew hold it chris

 

[Andy]

just rehoused my girl tonight.managed to grab a few shots.

Ornithoctoninae sp."Malaysia" Female

Whoa nice pics what camera did you use for them?

 

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didjew hold it chris

No way!I try not to handle any spiders

Whoa nice pics what camera did you use for them?

Thanks!I use a Nikon D40X

 

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Ornithoctoninae G sp."Orange Fringed"
Massive adult female!

 

[seanbond]

wow dude!!!!
that is sik chris!

 

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Thanks man!She is a beast!

 

[moose35]

she is a thick beast for sure...how big?

moose

 

[pato_chacoana]

That is a true beautiful terrestrial asian!!! VEry nice one Chris!! :clap:

 

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Thanks guys!
@Moose:I'd say she is prob about 7.5" or so leg span.Never measured her.Big girl tho!!
-Chris

 

[meyken]

Hi,

Orn.sp.Koh Samui female

Michael

 

[meyken]

Hi,

Ornithoctonus aureotibialis female

Lampropelma nigerrimum juvenil female

Lampropelma nigerrimum juvenil male

Lampropelma nigerrimum adult female (owned and with allowance from JM Verdez)

Michael

 

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Wow look at that nigerrimum female!!Whats her temperment like?Shes a beauty!!
-Chris

 

[Martin H.]

Wow look at that nigerrimum female!!Whats her temperment like?

VERY calm. It would be a challenge, to get a threat position from her!

Cheers,
Martin

 

[meyken]

Yes,the female from JMV (think Martin had see the same female as on my pic) was very relaxed...
My juvenil ones are not so calm,they go fast in threat position.

Michael

 

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Yeah some of the Lampropelma's I've delt with here will often have mixed personalities.The Borneo black female who made a sack for me was verry laid back!Like a big puppy,but already I've seen some of her 1" spiderlings give me threat displays haha!Beautiful species tho!Cant wait for mine to start showing more color
-Chris

 

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[Spyder 1.0]

:clap: .

 

[TiogaWhiteTiger]

very buty shots! :worship:

 

[Merfolk]

I am a bit confused. Are those arboreal or terrestrial. Some are described as burrowers yet I see arboreal legs and eyes patterns.

Aren't some of these sp supposed to become really big?