Genus Poecilotheria

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Hope it's fine with you all for me to post a few of my male regalis. I've only this and a couple of younger Ornatas, that's all I have for the Poecilotheria at the minute.

First pic looks ugly, but it's just for a scale reference to it's size. It reached this from a10mm spiderling last October...
 

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Another, let me know if I've posted too many, I'd hate to waste bandwidth or irritate you with constant streams of the same pics....
 

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Martin,

Thanks for the great photos. However, I am getting an error message when I click on your links for the photo collages. Can you repost the full URL, please?

Michael
 
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I got some pictures of my Ornata spiderlings. Sorry that pics of this species has already been posted. Oh they're around an inch in legspan
 

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Ya'll have posted some nice photos. I guess I'll add a photo of one of the jewels of my collection - it's an adult female Poecilotheria subfusca - enjoy
 

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wow that is awsome.. I had no idea they looked so good. I'll have to add that to my wish list
 
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TO BILL AND MARTIN:

Just curious what cameras you guys use. Both of you have absolutely stunning pictures and I am once again in the market for a new Digicam.

Mark
 
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Originally posted by johnnyjohnjon
wow that is awsome.. I had no idea they looked so good. I'll have to add that to my wish list
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Second that!

How big is she Michael?

Jim B.
 
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Originally posted by TheEternal
Actually, don't beat yourself up for that. It's very respectable. I see way too many people keeping pokies without being very experienced at keeping agressive tarantulas, or even being comfortable with them.

In the end, it's best to NOT have a pokie, or usumbara, or togo starburst, or even cobolt blues unless you are an experienced hobbiest.

On a side note, even an experienced guy like me won't keep a pokie. I'm not a fan of agressive species, for the most part. My H. maculata is probably going to stay my only exception :)

-Bryan
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Bryan,
After the convention, and the fact that I came away with 4 Usambaras (3 now, R.I.P. lil dude), I'm not so scared. Of course, mine are still slings/juvies. They mostly run and hide in their extensive burrows. Unless its time for dinner. If they get hungry, they'll come out, and hang by the entrance to their burrows..:)
A funny aside; when I changed them all into their respective Gladware containers, one absolutely refused to come out. So, I simply placed its previous container (a tiny condiment cup) on its side, inside the Gladware thingy. I went about my way, cleaning house. I came back about 2 hours later, to see if I could get the cup out. The lil cutie had made a above ground cave, by covering it with webbing! Now, several months later, you can't tell there was ever a condimant cup there. Its completely white. (gotta get pics)
Besides, at the convention? Immortal_sin and I shared a room. She won a Pokie, and it molted whilst we were there. I was shocked, to say the least, when I saw the dramatic change in size it went through.
Peace, Light & Eternal Love..
Gillian
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seeing your gallery, I have to say rufilata is next on my list.
Thanks for sharing your pics.
 
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