Genus Poecilotheria

ErinM31

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Venom1080

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Those are really beautiful! :astonished: I had thought P. metallica too gaudy for my taste but I really like how these look — darker with tinges of blue rather than over-saturated. :)
Most metallica pics are barely oversaturated btw. They really are that blue. The females darken with age.
 

grayzone

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Mated/gravid female P regalis consuming a giant male dubia. Roughly 7 weeks into gestation, 1st time eating since pairing began 20171028_111635.jpg 20171028_111641.jpg 20171028_111647.jpg
 

ErinM31

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Poecilotheria metallica. She’s about 1.5” and a voracious eater. Her hobbies include snatching unsuspecting bugs and housekeeping within her demesne.
(Also, I’m trying to figure out how to use these forums )
Welcome to the forums! And she's adorable! :happy:
 

CaiusV

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My P. regalis molted yesterday! :D

BEFORE:

TODAY:

Male or female?
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/To me/, this looks like a flap~ That plus the apparently vibrant colours of the T would lead me to believe that this is a female ☺ I could be COMPLETELY wrong, but that's what my eyes see lol
 

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Mychajlo

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The dark stripe in the white stripe going down the back of its abdomen indicates that it would be male, so I’ve heard
 

JBarbaresi

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P. regalis looking nice and plump after a horn worm. Perfect time to rehouse into a larger enclosure.



 
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