Protectyaaaneck's picture thread

[Storm76]

Congrats!

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

Congrats Jason! :clap: Put me on the list!

Thanks Chad, will do.

^
What he said. Book a group of those "Sumatran Tigers" for a journey to Minnesota!

Congratulations!!

David

Thanks David!

Congrats!

Thanks bud!

0.1 H. gabonensis

P. everetti

 

[papilio]

Congrats Jason! :clap: Put me on the list!

^
What he said. Book a group of those "Sumatran Tigers" for a journey to Minnesota!

Congratulations!!

David

Me 22222222!!
WTG Jason! :worship:

 

[Storm76]

Great looking H. gabonensis! Btw, I found some info that states villosella are terrestrail while gabonensis are arboreal? Aside from the fact that my villosella is usually EVERYWHERE but the ground in her enclosure, I wonder why there's that difference between them? So far, I though they can be found pretty close to each others habitat.

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

Me 22222222!!
WTG Jason! :worship:

Thank you!!!

Great looking H. gabonensis! Btw, I found some info that states villosella are terrestrail while gabonensis are arboreal? Aside from the fact that my villosella is usually EVERYWHERE but the ground in her enclosure, I wonder why there's that difference between them? So far, I though they can be found pretty close to each others habitat.

Thanks! I've heard the rumors as well. I haven't really witnessed them being anything of the sort, but I also haven't set them up in a really tall enclosure either. They do web all over the place, but I've never seen anything from them that would indicate that they are arboreal...so far.

0.1 L. nigerrimum

 

[freedumbdclxvi]

Gorgeous Lampropelma. And I love that little everetti!

 

[jbm150]

Good God man! :drool:

 

[BrettG]

Loving everything on this page!

 

[Storm76]

Beautiful nigerrimum! Velvety black all over...looks stunning!

As for the "arboreal" thing - as I said at least my H. villosella is usually up in the higher regions of the tank and extremely seldomly on the ground or the lower third of the enclosure. A friend of mine got a gabonesis lately and obviously that one seems to like the upper regions better as well. Oh well, we all know certain species behave different in captivity than in their natural habitat.

 

[FoxtheLviola]

Wow! Awesome pictures and beautiful Ts. The L. nigerrimum is absolutely gorgeous. I only have one Lampropelma, L. violaceopes, but I definitely think I need to get one or two more...

 

[Shrike]

I absolutely love the H. gabonensis. They're tough to find!

 

[LV-426]

The P. everetti you have are slings you are raising or the result of you breeding them?

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

Gorgeous Lampropelma. And I love that little everetti!

Thank you!

Good God man! :drool:

Haha, she's gorgeous isn't she?

Loving everything on this page!

Thanks Brett!

Beautiful nigerrimum! Velvety black all over...looks stunning!

As for the "arboreal" thing - as I said at least my H. villosella is usually up in the higher regions of the tank and extremely seldomly on the ground or the lower third of the enclosure. A friend of mine got a gabonesis lately and obviously that one seems to like the upper regions better as well. Oh well, we all know certain species behave different in captivity than in their natural habitat.

Thanks Jan! I'll have to set some of my gabonensis up in a tall enclosure and see what happens.

Wow! Awesome pictures and beautiful Ts. The L. nigerrimum is absolutely gorgeous. I only have one Lampropelma, L. violaceopes, but I definitely think I need to get one or two more...

Thank you! You most definitely need to get more!

I absolutely love the H. gabonensis. They're tough to find!

Me too! They're one of my favorite species for sure. Hopefully one of my juvies will mature soon and I'll be able to pair my adult female again. The MM I have right now is kind of on his last leg so I don't think he did anything when they cohabitated. :/

The P. everetti you have are slings you are raising or the result of you breeding them?

I bought them back in July.

1.1 Idiothele mira

 

[CEC]

Nice, good luck

 

[Storm76]

Good luck on the I. mira

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

Nice, good luck

Thank you!

Good luck on the I. mira

Thanks, Jan!

A. laeta

A. purpurea

A. minatrix

 

[Storm76]

Avic sling stampede

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

Avic sling stampede

Haha, I was just going to stick with the A. laeta, but then I got carried away.

Cyriopagopus sp. "Sumatra Tiger" - Almost there!

 

[advan]

Awesome Jason! They're coming along nicely!

P.S. Nice incubator!

 

[syndicate]

Nice man!!I also just found some 1st instars darkening up this week I'm pumped about!
@ Advan: thats my favorite incubator method hehe! ^
-Chris