Philth's non-theraphosid mygalomorph and true spider photo thread.

[pannaking22]

Geez, that A. poecilus is huge! Gorgeous spider though.

 

[Chris LXXIX]

You have indeed an amazing assortment, variety of spiders and Theraphosidae, Philth. High five for you.

 

[Philth]

Macrothele monocirculata from China that I bred in 2007. These were awesome spiders, but no longer available.









Later, Tom

 

[Biollantefan54]

Macrothele are beautiful! I will own one one day but...not any time soon!

 

[Chris LXXIX]

Macrothele monocirculata from China that I bred in 2007. These were awesome spiders, but no longer available.











Later, Tom

Macrothele calpeiana is also a great spider. These are a spider family no one wants to get bitten by. I think they are more potent than OBT'S.. same family of Atrax robustus lol why i think not dangerous like them.

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Macrothele are beautiful! I will own one one day but...not any time soon!

They are easy to find (Macrothele as genus, i mean) in USA? In Europe are somewhat common.. Germany, Poland, Hungary etc

 

[Biollantefan54]

Macrothele calpeiana is also a great spider. These are a spider family no one wants to get bitten by. I think they are more potent than OBT'S.. same family of Atrax robustus lol why i think not dangerous like them.

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They are easy to find (Macrothele as genus, i mean) in USA? In Europe are somewhat common.. Germany, Poland, Hungary etc

Macrothele calpeiana is the one I'd probably get (first?), I see them pop up occasionally. I don't want something quite that venomous though any time soon. I just love that jet black color with all that web.

 

[Chris LXXIX]

Macrothele calpeiana is the one I'd probably get (first?), I see them pop up occasionally. I don't want something quite that venomous though any time soon. I just love that jet black color with all that web.

Do you have trapdoors in your collection? I don't because i don't like them much, but Cyclocosmia ricketti is unique, so strange.

 

[Biollantefan54]

Do you have trapdoors in your collection? I don't because i don't like them much, but Cyclocosmia ricketti is unique, so strange.

Yes, I have an Antrodiaetus sp. that I caught and a Cyclocosmia torreya, because of the same reason that you like C ricketti.

 

[Philth]

Dolomedes okefinokensis


Deinopis weaving her catch net
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[Philth]

Heteropoda boiei pair


Cyphonisia sp."Tanzania"


Cyphonisia sp."Tanzania"


Cupiennius salei, St. Lucia mature male


Later, Tom

 

[Philth]

Ctenidae sp. "Red Fang" Cameroon


Ctenidae sp. "Red Fang" Cameroon mature male


Ctenid sp. "Nigeria"


Africactenus poecilus


Heteropoda sp. "burgundy" ( Malaysia)


Later, Tom

 

[Chris LXXIX]

Lately a guy who owns one in Poland (Ctenidae "Red Fang") told me that they are very pretty badass spiders.
It's a spider, i have to admit, i'm very fascinated about.. but too little is know about their venom, and i have a no way policy for "hots" or "supposed hots".
Great spiders, however, Tom, as always.

From my point of view, you are a sort of Christopher Walken "King Of New York" of spiders

 

[The Snark]

Is that "burgundy" hugging a sac or in love with a rock?

 

[Biollantefan54]

Is that "burgundy" hugging a sac or in love with a rock?

Pretty sure it is a sac, I see babies!

 

[dactylus]

Nicely done Tom!

David

 

[Hanska]

I always get exited when I see this thread updated.
You have such a great taste in spiders.

 

[Biollantefan54]

I just went through all the pics from page one...thread never gets old!

 

[Philth]

Ctenidae sp. "Red Fang" Cameroon


Phoneutria boliviensis spiderling


Unidentified, Cameroon.


Later, Tom

 

[Storm76]

Where's the venom of those sp. "Red Fang" ranging? Like their relatives, or less potent?

And I totally dig your lunula! Gorgeous, gorgeous spider!

 

[Chris LXXIX]

Where's the venom of those sp. "Red Fang" ranging? Like their relatives, or less potent?

And I totally dig your lunula! Gorgeous, gorgeous spider!

What i know about them is: they are great climbers, extremely fast, and with a better, good eyesight compared to T's.
About the venom - i don't know why - but i think that are less potent than Phoneutria sp. but definitely not a spider someone wanna get bitten by.
I consider those "Hots", however.