So here is a few of my T's

[Mrarachnid1st]

Acanthoscurria geniculata

Grammostola rosea...This one was "rescued" from the Humane Society

Grammostola pulchra aka "Snuggles"

Grammostola rosea...raised from 'sling...post molt.

 

[Truff135]

You have some great-looking tarantulas, that a.genic is gorgeous! And :drool: over that pulchra!!!

 

[Mrarachnid1st]

You have some great-looking tarantulas, that a.genic is gorgeous! And :drool: over that pulchra!!!

Thanks. My pulchra has been one of my fav's more because she replaced my Original T...a G rosea (Fluffy) who I got to get over my arachnophobia back in 1993. I had her for a long time and the pulchra I have raised since she was a 'sling. My genic has been raised from 'sling as well and has proven to be one the most interesting I have raised. It is very active and generally stays out in the open. She hides in her rock burrow during the day and when molting.

 

[Profkrakatoa]

Beautiful T's! I also love the A. genic! Lovely banding.

 

[Diggy415]

are those caves made out of styrafoam and painted over?

 

[pearson340]

you know that G.Rosea the one that was rescued as you put it is that webbing

 

[Mrarachnid1st]

are those caves made out of styrafoam and painted over?

No I carved those out of rock. Its a type of volcanic rock called feather rock. Lots of sweat, masonary bits and a dremel tool.

 

[Mrarachnid1st]

you know that G.Rosea the one that was rescued as you put it is that webbing

Yes she is a profuse webber. I have reorganized her enclosure only twice since I have had her and she did that both times. My first G rosea also did this but two of the other ones I have do not.