Orphnaecus sp. 'Blue' (Panay Island, Philippines)

[advan]

Second sac is looking good!

 

[awiec]

Very nice, the Filipino T's need to invade everyone's collection, they have personality and the good looks for a must have T.

 

[Storm76]

Hey Chad! Just checked for the article you mentioned, looks like it hasn't been published yet. If you know anything, shoot me a PM with a link please? Thanks!

 

[Wildenthusiast]

Advan, these tiny little guys are awesome spiders. Astonishingly heavy webbers for their size, AND great diggers! Not to mention the feeding response. Throwing in 1st or 2nd instar B. lateralis has them out of the burrow in a flash. Loving their behaviors, and can't wait until they get some size to them! Thanks for putting them into the hobby!

 

[awiec]

Advan, these tiny little guys are awesome spiders. Astonishingly heavy webbers for their size, AND great diggers! Not to mention the feeding response. Throwing in 1st or 2nd instar B. lateralis has them out of the burrow in a flash. Loving their behaviors, and can't wait until they get some size to them! Thanks for putting them into the hobby!

Very voracious indeed, I think mine may be in premolt so I'll finally be able to see the "blue" in a week or two.

 

[Kaiwag Kalinong]

hello. .like to ask if this is also a orphnaecus sp. blue.. my friend give it to me.. thanks a lot..

 

[z32upgrader]

hello. .like to ask if this is also a orphnaecus sp. blue.. my friend give it to me.. thanks a lot.. View attachment 279734

No. It more closely resembles Psednocnemis brachyramosa in my opinion.

 

[Kaiwag Kalinong]

No. It more closely resembles Psednocnemis brachyramosa in my opinion.

thanks a lot for the info z32upgrader..im just curious coz i live here on panay island philippines where they said an orph sp. panay blue came from. heres is another pic of it.

z32upgrader here are also other tarantulas he given to me.. can you please guess what kind of tarantula it is. thanks a lot.

 

[z32upgrader]

thanks a lot for the info z32upgrader..im just curious coz i live here on panay island philippines where they said an orph sp. panay blue came from. heres is another pic of it.

It really looks too blue to be Orph sp. "Panay Blue". The blue in them is really subtle. This is my female that is just a week post-molt.
With camera flash (first two pictures) and without.

z32upgrader here are also other tarantulas he given to me.. can you please guess what kind of tarantula it is. thanks a lot. View attachment 279773 View attachment 279771 View attachment 279772

I can only guess here and it strikes me as some species of Chilobrachys.

 

[Kaiwag Kalinong]

thanks again z32upgrader for the infos. .here is on of the tarantulas he caught on the wild with that size already..can you please guess what it is..

 

[z32upgrader]

thanks again z32upgrader for the infos. .here is on of the tarantulas he caught on the wild with that size already..can you please guess what it is.. View attachment 279815

Reminds me of my mature male Selenocosmia peerboomi

 

[Kaiwag Kalinong]

Reminds me of my mature male Selenocosmia peerboomi

thanks a lot z32upgrader.. nice talking with you..