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That's one gorgeous mystery Psalmo.
Yep."She's 6"+ and full of anger lol. " lol She is a bit on the green side eh.
Haha, yeah, her chelicerae were moving non stop the whole shoot!It's nice to see new pics of her! You can see her grumbling to herself in the second pic. LOL
Yes she is and thank you!That is an odd looking Psalmopoeus. Still beautiful though! Congrats on the pairings.
Agreed!That's one gorgeous mystery Psalmo.
Thanks, Jeff. She's been with me for a while now. She was my second tarantula and has dropped a couple dud sacs for me over the past couple of years. I bought her as a cambridgei ,but she looks nothing like all the other adult cambridgei's I've seen. It's just a guess but I'm thinking that she is a cambridgei/irminia hybrid.Great pics of the mystery Psalmo, what's the story on her? Did you raise her into her looks or is she a new acquisition?
Weird, but gorgeous.Kinda looks like a hybrid of those species, yeah...weird looking specimen.
Proliferation, plus distribution to the masses equals happy times for all.^grow, Grow, GROW! And proliferate
Lol! Agreed, Jeff.^grow, Grow, GROW! And proliferate
Again I agree.Proliferation, plus distribution to the masses equals happy times for all.
No problem Dave. The mystery Psalmo was my 2nd tarantula and has dropped two or thee dud eggsacs for me over the past couple years. She was sold as a P. cambridgei, but her coloring told me otherwise so she was never paired, nor do I ever intend to pair her.Jason,
Thank you for the many communal shots. I really like the looks of that tank full of gold!!
The mystery Psalmo is beautiful. Have you bred her to male cambridgei exclusively or have you tried a male irminia with her too?
Thanks, Chris!Nice shots Jason!
This is the only one I came across the entire time I was in the jungle! lol I want to go back so bad already!I was hoping you were going to have some Theraphosidae pics for us! I'm jealous!
Me too, I just wish I had seen more of them.I like seing Avics in their natural habitats...awesome!
Thanks!Nice T's, I love them and have an Avic,Minatrix among my collection they are gentle and cute lol.
Dude, I looked everywhere in like a 200ft proximity of this guy for more of them and I couldn't find any. I saw a bunch of other spiders but no tarantulas.That's awesome! You should have followed that avic to the females!
Thanks bud! They aren't that great of photos though. I couldn't get a clear shot at this guy, he darted up the tree before I had time to take any more photos of him.Oh WOW Jason!! Those photos from Peru are incredible!!!
(jealous! hehe)
Agreed!!!!Oh my, what a lovely sight!!!
Thanks, Jeff!Wow, congrats on the balfouri babies!
Thanks, Chris! I'm going to let them stay in there for a little while longer, but I've already seen a few 3rd instars amongst the 2nd instars so it shouldn't be too much longer until I count and seperate them. I'm not in any hurry to take them out though, she's doing a great job!Nice job on the balfouri man!!Was waiting for you to post a photo like that haha!You gonna let any stay in the tank with the female?
-Chris
Thanks bud!Awesome! congrats on the M. balfouri