Protectyaaaneck's picture thread

[mcluskyisms]

Man, that Coremiocnemis brachyramosa is win. I haven't seen these available over here yet although when I do I shall be wanting some, they look awesome!

 

[Storm76]

Blueish legs....must...resist...to...add...to...wishlist....ARGH!

 

[Hendersoniana]

That C. brachyramosa is awesome! Love that bluish hue, very nice .

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

Wow, beautiful lil T!.....

...and I cant wait to see tho subfuscas all grown up together!

Thanks bud! I can't wait either.

wow!!! I hope you can breed these too!!!

Thanks Bosing, but with the way these things grow, it'll probably be another couple of years before I get to breed these guys.

Man, that Coremiocnemis brachyramosa is win. I haven't seen these available over here yet although when I do I shall be wanting some, they look awesome!

Thanks, Chris!

Blueish legs....must...resist...to...add...to...wishlist....ARGH!

Thanks man, they are only going to get more blue.

That C. brachyramosa is awesome! Love that bluish hue, very nice .

Thank you!

0.1 C. ritae

 

[syndicate]

Nice ritae mang!Love this species!Hope to breed them soon
-Chris

 

[Hendersoniana]

Wow nice C ritae, small and beautiful colours!

 

[Storm76]

Thanks man, they are only going to get more blue.

Got a picture of an adult? Curious...

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

Nice ritae mang!Love this species!Hope to breed them soon
-Chris

Thanks, Chris! Me too!

Wow nice C ritae, small and beautiful colours!

Thank you!

Got a picture of an adult? Curious...

Nope, no adult pics yet. You can find some pictures of adults if you google them though. They also just had a name change.

0.1 E. olivacea

 

[matt82]

More praise for the C. brachyramosa here, definitely like the look of them. Great C. ritae photos too and can never see enough E. olivacea pics either!

 

[advan]

That E.o lady is gorgeous Jason!

 

[jbm150]

I almost said, good lookin' schmidti on that Eo. Her legs are so dark! Gorgeous girl, this is an amazing species!

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

More praise for the C. brachyramosa here, definitely like the look of them. Great C. ritae photos too and can never see enough E. olivacea pics either!

Thanks man! I can't wait till they get some size to them. The blues are going to be ridiculous!

That E.o lady is gorgeous Jason!

Thanks, Chad!

I almost said, good lookin' schmidti on that Eo. Her legs are so dark! Gorgeous girl, this is an amazing species!

Haha! Thanks, Jeff. She's a beauty isn't she? I can't wait till I can get my hands on a MM for these gals I have.

1.0 P. subfusca

 

[persistent]

wow that's a stunning P. subfusca!

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

wow that's a stunning P. subfusca!

Thank you!


My largest C. sp. "Sumatra Tiger" female decided to molt out on me rather than drop an eggsac so I paired her up again and here are a few pics of what went down. I made sure there was a surplust of crickets for the female to eat so she wouldn't be interested in munching the male. The pairing was smooth and I witnessed one awesome insertion. The MM stayed with her all night and I took him out in the morning.

 

[mcluskyisms]

Awesome pics Jason, gotta love the sexual dimorphism in Ornithoctoninae!

 

[matt82]

Definitely is a world of difference between appearance of the males and females of that genus, but I wasn't previously aware that it was consistent with the entire sub-family, as Chris mentioned there .
Top notch pairing pics there Jason, going by the size difference, probably a good plan to let her eat her fill beforehand

 

[advan]

Good luck Jason!

 

[grayzone]

this is one pic thread i cant stay away from.. so many beautiful ts, and SO MUCH going on. You must be a busy guy Jason... i really love that C. ritae. I MUST add one to my collection. Hope the Ornith paring goes as well as all your others seem to. Good luck

---------- Post added 05-22-2012 at 02:24 PM ----------

Cyriopagopus pairing i mean??

 

[jbm150]

Sweet dude, best of luck with the pairing! Gorgeous spider, the Suma tiger is!

 

[BCscorp]

Really awesome pics man! Good luck on that C. sp. "Sumatra Tiger"