Genus Pterinochilus

[Apophis]

 

[†-MarK-†]

0.1 Pterinochilus murinus

 

[ksac3]

Here is a pic of mine.

 

[chris 71]

couple more

 

[Mako16]

0.1 P.lugardi

 

[fartkowski]

Pterinochilus chordatus

 

[db321]

Pterinochilus chordatus

Stunning pic Chris, well done..
:clap: :clap: :clap:

 

[fartkowski]

Thanks alot

 

[fartkowski]

Pterinochilus lugardi

 

[Mako16]

chordatus , lugardi & murinus

 

[Mako16]

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

talk about david vs goliath rofl

 

[Dan_Ádám]

Pt. chordatus imm female

 

[Valik]

Pterinochilus murinus "rcf"

 

[Zψωαιεκ]

P.murinus (very calm, female )

 

[ph0bia]

Some of these pictures show some extensive webbing. I've had a P.Chordatus for 4 months now and she exhibits very little webbing. At the moment, she's in a burrow in the corner of her tub, tunneled right down to the plastic (so I can see her in there) with a mound of dirt pressed up covering the entrance. Is this normal or is there a chance I'm doing something wrong?

She's only eaten once in those four months, and though I know spiders can go a long time without eating (I read somewhere that most Pterinochilus can go 1-2 years without food) I do worry a little. Picture attached (though forgive the quality, it's a phone camera as my digital is out of commission at the moment). I can give more info if needed. Please PM or EMail me... =S

Is she even Chordatus? I can never tell the difference between them; she was sold as Murinus but I'm pretty certain she's not. She has the little triangle 'dags' down her abdomen rather than those two little dots (I have a Murinus as well, but she's camera-shy).

 

[patotxiki]

P.lugardi

 

[Draiman]

3" subadult female, Pterinochilus murinus RCF:

 

[DansDragons]

my female P. murinus who is about to double clutch

 

[dalitan]

"Akimba"