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Phormictopus sp. ‘blue’
Sling Appreciation Thread
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bhanimalman
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Caribena Avicularia eating a cricket.
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Phormictopus sp. South Hispaniola
Phormictopus sp. blue
Love how the blue coloration differs among species!
Phormictopus sp. blue
Love how the blue coloration differs among species!
Kydog100
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What a beautiful G. Iheringi, I've been trying to get one for so long please tell me a little about it
The Grym Reaper
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She's quite highly strung and prone to bolting but she's grown pretty fast and hits prey like a freight train, they also web like crazy for a Grammo.
Kydog100
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Truly beautiful, she looks healthy thanks for sharing it brought a smile to my face
lostbrane
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My brand new P. ornata sling with half a meal worm:
My new Gooty Sapphire! I just changed its Substrate out because I noticed a little bit of mold growth in the substrate! It didn't much like being moved around, but I did it by gently coaxing it out of its container, cleaning it thoroughly with hot water and adding new substrate, and putting the spider back in. It's very happy and hiding under its leaf now instead of clinging to the side!
And my little Brazilian Black! This is before its first molt with me! It has now had its first molt, and is already a little bigger. This little guy is a voracious eater and chases crickets across its enclosure. It also crawled out onto my hand when I removed the top to feed it. This little baby is very, very calm even as a tiny spiderling and I love it! The molt was too small to inspect for gender, so I'll wait until it gets bigger to attempt to sex it.
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The Grym Reaper
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Marika
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G. rosea
Paul1126
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Marika
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Freshly molted A. bicoloratum
CJJon
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Newly molted GBB first feed.
Paul1126
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B. boehmei sling now showing adult colours.
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Aphonopelma joshua
Thekla
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It took him/her 5 months and 4 moults to get from a teeny-weeny ~ 1/5" sling, that just ate for the first time in its life, to this whopping 1" inch sling. 
B. albopilosum (Nicaragua)
B. albopilosum (Nicaragua)
WolfSoon
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G. pulchra heading out of the sling phase now
B. sabulosum
A. minatrix before being rehoused
P. cambridgei
C. versicolor being rehoused
Old photo of H. chilensis considering a juicy meal
B. sabulosum
A. minatrix before being rehoused
P. cambridgei
C. versicolor being rehoused
Old photo of H. chilensis considering a juicy meal
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Phormictopus sp. "south Hispaniola" sling enjoying half a mealworm
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My entire collection is made up of fast growing NWs....they’re just not ‘fast’ growing enough for me lol
Phormictopus sp. ‘blue’
Phormictopus sp. ‘south Hispaniola’
2x Pamphobeteus sp. ‘mascara’
Phormictopus sp. ‘blue’
Phormictopus sp. ‘south Hispaniola’
2x Pamphobeteus sp. ‘mascara’
Marika
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Aphonopelma bicoloratum
Aphonopelma eutylenum
Grammostola pulchra, 1.5 years ago when she was small
Grammostola rosea
Homoeomma chilensis
Aphonopelma eutylenum
Grammostola pulchra, 1.5 years ago when she was small
Grammostola rosea
Homoeomma chilensis