sean bonds world!!

[seanbond]

coremiocnemis valida

 

[seanbond]

cyriopagopus scho.

 

[Teal]

Wow! What a gorgeous T!

 

[seanbond]

haplopelma minax

 

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[seanbond]

to dig up or not to digup?
mated my female selenocosmia arndsti with "Philth's" male back in 7/16/09
several times and witnessed good insertions, i think.
she burrowed all the way down to the bottom and blocked off both exits on 12-4. she has been sealed up since, so what you think?
dig up?
leave alone and just wait?

 

[Sundan]

Is the tank escape secure ? If it is i would rather let them be safe and not risk to kill some of them, if the tank isnt secure, my personal choice would be dig,unless you could make it secure or put it into something bigger that is.

My gf would kill me if there was suddenly a zillion spiders everywhere

 

[seanbond]

nothing has happened yet, hoping!

 

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[Protectyaaaneck]

Nice pics Sean. Are the last two of an ami sp. and o. aureotibialis?

 

[seanbond]

yes, ill prolly sell the ami sp, need to cut down on my kollection.

 

[Teal]

Good lordy that is one GORGEOUS T!!
O. aureotibialis is next on my list.. how often do you see yours?

 

[seanbond]

Good lordy that is one GORGEOUS T!!
O. aureotibialis is next on my list.. how often do you see yours?

i c them all pretty often, specially since its warming up now.
getchew one!

 

[crawltech]

The O. aureotibialis is killer!....where are they native too??...asian??....almost look like haplo cousins........Nice pics Sean!

 

[seanbond]

The O. aureotibialis is killer!....where are they native too??...asian??....almost look like haplo cousins........Nice pics Sean!

they are def asian, not sure of there ranges but awesome to have! not as bulit as a haplo but sik!

 

[syndicate]

The O. aureotibialis is killer!....where are they native too??...asian??....almost look like haplo cousins........Nice pics Sean!

There from Thailand ;]
Also belonging to the same sub family as Haplopelma which is Ornithoctoninae.

 

[crawltech]

There from Thailand ;]
Also belonging to the same sub family as Haplopelma which is Ornithoctoninae.

thanx for the info guys!