Outdoor Pics

[K MUELLER]

:clap: Nice pic's!!! I would be worried about trying to get them back in a cage after smelling ''freedom''-later-KARL

 

[Midnightrdr456]

it would depend on the T for me, i wouldnt be nervous with my Rosea, Smithi or Blondi cuz they are slower, maybe even my versi once its grown up (sling now).

My P Metallica is also still a sling, but once its grown i would be nervous of its speed and the price of such a rarity lol.

 

[Brian S]

What is the reaction of the T's when taken outside? Do they freeze and just sit there or do they start to wonder around? I would love to take some outdoor pictures but am a little hesitant. It would be great to see an A. Avic in a tree, but I can't climb. It would be wonderful to see my OBT outside, but I can't run. I was thinking about putting up some kind of barrier just outside of view that would keep them confined to a small area and keep the local cats away.

Very Nice Pictures! Thanks for sharing!

It depends on the spider. Actually the ones I thought would be difficult are actually the easiest ones to deal with. The T blondi for instance never tried to run,kick hairs or give a threat display

 

[CedrikG]

Yep, out their environment they're much less defensive and easier to deal with

Great pic, can hardly wait for the weather to be warmer

 

[Scolopendra55]

Very nice T's!!

 

[Brian S]

Avicularia versicolor

 

[ErikH]

Very cool pics! That A. Versicolor is just gorgeous!:worship:

 

[Steffen]

Daylight really brings out the best of colors in all spiders.

 

[Brian S]

Yes indeed the natural light does about anything more justice. Not to mention it is sometimes the best way to get a decent photo as some like to stay hid all the time.

 

[Brian S]

Psalmopoeus pulcher (Goliath, these pics are for you )

 

[Brian S]

Yesterday we went to look around the Glades. My friend brought an A hentzi male back that he had used to breed his females. I looked under a rock and found a lovely girl and her burrrow. We placed the male in front of her and the rest is history. We marked the rock and burrow and will be watching her this Summer.

 

[stonemantis]

What are the chances? Good luck on the possibility of a successful mating.

 

[CedrikG]

Woaw that is so nice

 

[Brian S]

Thanks, we have the burrow marked so if she stays there we can be watching her this Summer

 

[xgrafcorex]

pretty interesting. i've never seen or even thought of this. good luck, i hope she stays there for you guys.

 

[Goliath]

Psalmopoeus pulcher (Goliath, these pics are for you )

Hey Brian,
Just saw these, beautiful! Gotta love those Psalmo's, my female just molted the other day and looks just like yours.
Thanks for the pics,
Mike

 

[Brian S]

Iridopelma hirsutum

 

[Goliath]

Very nice, mine are just as happy to have their picture taken. Wish I could get some pictures outside but it was snowing here today.
Mike

 

[mackids]

Brian awesome pics buddy. I am shocked that your blondi is relatively docile. My blondi is a maniac and when I have to take her out to rearrange her tank she gets my heart going. shes so quick and loud with her hissing.

The outdoor mating pics are especially cool goodluck with that!

 

[Crimsonpanther]

Those are some crazy pictures man , Outdoor shots rock !
And the mating in the wild .....wow :clap: truely outstanding , i love to see T's in there natural enviroment , but to see shots of a mating in the wild.....my hats off to you ! :clap: :worship: