Pictures breeding's reports of Peter Grabowitz

[Peter Grabowitz]

Avicuaria aurantiaca

 

[Peter Grabowitz]

Avicularia sp. "amazonica"/Iquitos

Avicularia sp. "amazonica"/Iquitos,
early in the 90-ies known as Avicularia sp. PERU I
(or francophone "Avicularia sp. LILAS"


my breeding pair, originated from Iquitos Peru,

 

[micheldied]

amazing success in breeding!
i commend you!:clap:

 

[Peter Grabowitz]

some larvae of big and very uglily tarantula... from Guyana

 

[seanbond]

any pix of the adults from Guyana? congrats!

 

[hellraizor]

how did I miss this thread?!?! Its amazing. Great pics Peter. Keep them coming and good luck.

 

[Mvskokee]

agreed awesome thread

 

[Peter Grabowitz]

Fisheringspider from Cameroon, mom with slings..

 

[hellraizor]

Is that an air hole I see in that tub? That could spell trouble.

 

[ZergFront]

Is that an air hole I see in that tub? That could spell trouble.

I didn't notice that until you posted. Yikes!


Wonder why I missed this thread, too. Well, never again...subscribed.

 

[Peter Grabowitz]

Pamphobeteus antinous /Bolivia

 

[spiderfield]

:drool: Beautiful! Good luck!

 

[TheTsupreme]

awesome thread! whats up with those flies with the eggs in that last pic? :O is that dangerous or gonna be alright? goodluck!

 

[that70sshow]

great thread man. keep it up! subscribed

 

[Dinho]

It's amazing...
Only what can I say is: WOW.

 

[Peter Grabowitz]

the biggies tarantulas species of the worrld Theraphosa sp. cf blondi ("burgundy")

 

[spiderfield]

:drool: Beautiful X 2! Congratulations on the hatching. Keep 'em coming!

 

[that70sshow]

hey why do you choose to let the spiderlings hatch with the mother rather than snatching the sac early?

 

[BCscorp]

I am curious as to your reasons for letting the sac hatch with the mother too.
very nice pictures!!

 

[ZergFront]

Wow, very good pictures. I love the laid eggs one. You have a little fruit fly in your sunny-side-ups, though. ;P

Who knew blondi would have such skinny, runway model legs when little?