-Some juvenile and sling pix-

[priZZ]

Hi,

wanna share those with You.

0.1 Haplopelma sp. "aureopilosum" juvenil

0.1 Ctenizidae sp. (at least, that's what the label said...)

0.0.1 Phormictopus cubensis sling CHAMBERLIN, 1917

0.0.1 Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens juvenil (STRAND, 1907)

0.0.1 Heteroscodra maculata sling POCOCK, 1899

0.1 Ephebopus murinus juvenil (WALCKENAER, 1837)

0.0.1 Euathlus pulccherrimaklaasi sling AUSSERER, 1875

0.1 Psalmopoeus reduncus juvenil (KARSCH, 1880)

0.1 Avicularia versicolor juvenil (WALCKENAER, 1837)

Cheers,
Marcel

 

[No name]

Hi Prizz,

Thanks for sharing those wonderful photos with the board.
Nice species too.

Regards,
nn

 

[evilbob200]

Nice

Nice pics man. I just cant get enough of those vericolors, yours looks really good too. :clap:

 

[priZZ]

Thanks for sharing those wonderful photos with the board.
Nice species too.

So, I'm flattered by You, now! Thanks mate, but I need some new spiders! Have to get mooore!

Nice pics man. I just cant get enough of those vericolors, yours looks really good too.

Thanks, but I don't have any Avicularia species since yesterday (sold it)... so no more fotos of versicolors...

But soon I'll have more fotos of Poecilotheria, Haplopelma spp.

 

[Spaceman_Spiff]

Have you purchased your Phormictopus cubensis and Heteroscodra maculata recently?
There are mites on them! A lot!

Greetings
Bernhard

 

[priZZ]

Have you purchased your Phormictopus cubensis and Heteroscodra maculata recently?
There are mites on them! A lot!

No, I have them longer, and I know they have mites, but they are well. I keep them drier, and wait for the moult. Don't want to use alcohol on the lil' fellas.

The confusing thing is, my slings have such things. But if You look at the juvenile Ts, they don't have any...

 

[Spaceman_Spiff]

What do you feed your slings? Feeding opened or decapitated crickets and mealwormpieces can promote mites!

Greetings
Bernhard

 

[priZZ]

Just living crickets, but that looks much more worse, than it really is. They are not apathic, the are eating well etc. So no problem with that. I think this mites come from the substrat.

 

[morda]

priZZ - those are awsome photos! Beautifull! What camera do you have?

 

[cichlidsman]

Have you purchased your Phormictopus cubensis and Heteroscodra maculata recently?
There are mites on them! A lot!

Greetings
Bernhard

good eye.



Nice pics Prizz

 

[priZZ]

priZZ - those are awsome photos! Beautifull! What camera do you have?

Hi morda,

long time not seen You! Thanks, I still use my Ricoh Caplio RR30.

 

[morda]

I don't have time to visit spider sites. I'm now working very hard (nine hours a day) and i'm studying biology at saturday and sunday every week.
Ctenizidae sp. how big is she?

 

[priZZ]

Ctenizidae sp. how big is she?

About 2 cm bodylength.

 

[manville]

very very nice pictures!

 

[Spaceman_Spiff]

Just living crickets, but that looks much more worse, than it really is. They are not apathic, the are eating well etc. So no problem with that. I think this mites come from the substrat.

Glad to hear that!
But I would change the substrate after their next molt! Just to be sure that the eggs, that might be in the soil, are gone.

Bernhard

 

[priZZ]

Yep, the moult will be taken out as soon as I can take it out! But thanks for Your help, and replies!

Warum geht es in deutschen Foren nicht so nett zu?

 

[Spaceman_Spiff]

Yep, the moult will be taken out as soon as I can take it out! But thanks for Your help, and replies!

Warum geht es in deutschen Foren nicht so nett zu?

I'm glad I could help!

Darum poste ich in keinem deutschen Forum, hier sind mehr Leute, das Klima ist gut und ich verbessere mein Englisch nebenbei auch noch!

der Bernhard