Protectyaaaneck's picture thread

[Thompson08]

:} Nice rufilata. I'm getting three of them from the same sac, all been in a communal

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

communal rufilatas :drool: I still have to set myself up with a pokie communal...I think I'm gonna go with metallica :liar: lol

e. cyanognathus

 

[Thompson08]

amazing pics man. YOu should do a communal with rufilata also.

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

thankyou.

Would I be crazy if I took out my s. calceatum for a few pics? I realized its like one of the only T's I don't have any cool pics of and was just thinkin....

good idea or not a good idea?

 

[xhexdx]

Your call. Do it based on her mood.

Good pics. I like the cyanognathus. Wish mine would grow more quickly.

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

Thanks but I don't know if its a she. It's still less than 2 inches I think, but it did molt recently, and I bet its coloration is alot cooler now. I think I might try taking a few pics tomorrow after work, its getting a little late and my reactions are slow I might try to get a few of the h. mac as well. The blue fangs are awesome looking. They are easily becoming one of my favorite T's.

 

[xhexdx]

H. mac is on my 'to get' list. Along with quite a few others...

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

I had some fun this morning

t. subcaeruleus

unsexed p. rufilata

and s. calceatum, it made my pokies look slow.

gorgeous, but extreeeeemely fast. ;P

 

[bamato]

What is the S Calc in? Looks like a sweater of some sort? How did you manage to even get her out?? lol

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

well I was using a dark long sleeve shirt as my back drop while taking pics. It unfortunately ran straight inside of the shirt via the neck opening and was lost in there for about 2 nerve-racking minutes. I tried a couple of times to get it on the wood I wanted to take pictures on but it refused and just kept darting everywhere. Fun T though

the h. mac pics are on hold since its in pre molt. I'm gonna wait a couple of days to take some pics of the p. formosa female and the big male ornata that molted 2 days ago. Gbb, purpurea and amazonica pics on the way too whenever they decide to molt

 

[Jojos]

Just a suggestion, you could make a light box to take pictures...

http://www.reptilic.com/viewtopic.php?t=37152

I know it's in french but it gives you the idea by the pics. You can do it with pieces of wood or plastic. She said she would rather put the back on black but I think with Ts, it would be more beautiful in white. She also uses three lights on each side or more if you need. She took white garbage bags and cardboard for the floor.

I think you could control more where the T is going...

It's only a suggestion.

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

0.1 p. formosa recently molted

:drool: :drool: :drool:

-makes me want to get another one

 

[Thompson08]

Very nice. Your camera takes some very awesome pictures.

 

[Jojos]

Very nice. Your camera takes some very awesome pictures.

That's exactly what I wanted to say!

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

Thanks for the comments, but my camera really isnt that nice lol. Sometimes it doesnt even work My next challenge is gonna be to take some pics of the 7"(roughly) male ornata.

 

[Thompson08]

I find it easier and less dangerous to take pics in the bath tub(put your wood and backround down so you don't see the white tub) And when the t's try to run, they can but it is really tough for them. My female has been eating a lot. I can't wait till she molts.

 

[Jojos]

Thanks for the comments, but my camera really isnt that nice lol. Sometimes it doesnt even work My next challenge is gonna be to take some pics of the 7"(roughly) male ornata.

You wouldn't say that if you'd see my pictures! Your pics are WAY BETTER than mine!

Thompson, Thank you for the bathtub trick. I wouldn't have thought about it! Great idea!

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

verrrrrrry fresh GBB.

:clap:

 

[Jojos]

I like the pattern on the butt alot! Don't they loose it when adults?

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

I got this little guy at the swap today

He isnt quite as big as I thought, but hes still a big boy.
1.0 p. ornata

a. bicegoi

and

p. tigrinawesseli