Some New Pix

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0.1 Avicularia bicegoi



0.1 Xenesthis immanis



0.0.1 Poecilotheria miranda



6er Group of Poecilotheria regalis (you can count 5)



0.1 Iridopelma spec. Ex. Recife



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Nice pictures!

Is this your first attempt with a communal regalis group?
 

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0.0.1 Tapinauchenius spec (subcearuleus)



0.1 Avicularia purpurea



0.1 Eucratoscelus pachypus (looks dark, because i keep it in dark substrat)



bulbus 1.0 Poecilotheria regalis



0.0.1 Euphobopus cyanognathus



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Hi,

becca81 said:
Nice pictures!

Is this your first attempt with a communal regalis group?
Yes of course, but no problems.. :worship:

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Why do you say that it the E. pachypus looks dark because you keep it on dark substrate?
 

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Hi,

becca81 said:
Why do you say that it the E. pachypus looks dark because you keep it on dark substrate?
Because, does this female:



Looks like the same color as the dark female as? I´ll keep the lighter female in lighter substrat and the dark female in dark substrat and damper..

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Interesting...

I've never heard of tarantulas adapting a camoflauge like that. I assumed that the black one may have just recently molted. Have you tried switching the substrate and seeing what happens?

Are there any other species that you've noticed this with?
 

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No i haven´t tried because i sold the other lighter female..

But i only know that some chilobrachys change tho color, too..

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What a great bunch! Beautiful all round.

Will you be attempting to keep the ragalis communal or seperate them?

Interesting about the E.Pachypus, I don't know much about this species but I'm liking that dark colouration, striking.

Thanmks for the pics, much enjoyed! :clap:
 

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chique said:
What a great bunch! Beautiful all round.
THX :clap:

Will you be attempting to keep the ragalis communal or seperate them
I don´t want to seperate them but if they feed themself i will seperate them..

Interesting about the E.Pachypus, I don't know much about this species but I'm liking that dark colouration, striking.
I´m not 100% sure about the colouration but i think it´s right now..

Thanmks for the pics, much enjoyed! :clap:
I hope so ;P

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Lovely photos and more lovely subjects! I love your avics! :worship:
 

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gr8 pix :clap: I like them all but in particular your X.immanis and your A.purpurea :D
 

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Very nice pics, you have some beautiful species. :clap: :clap:



-Mattyb
 

Jetzie

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oh god u have a fresh male regalis? i was looking for a male ;)
chat u up on iCQ tonight ;)
 

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Silly question?

Why have you called it Iridopelma sp. ex. recife and not just sp. recife?
 

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Hi,

Scourge said:
Why have you called it Iridopelma sp. ex. recife and not just sp. recife?
You can call Ex. Recife or Recife.. that´s unimportent.. Ex means it come´s from "Recife ;)
 

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I am very impressed :worship: I've wanted some of those for months if not years now... seriously, you have alot to be proud of there :)
 
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