Some of Apophis' pics

[Apophis]

Thanks Chris!

I personally prefer C. marshalli over C. darlingi when it comes to looks, but when it comes to keeping them, they are both alot of fun

 

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[urs]

See that you still doing great photos Sietse!

Best regards Uros

 

[Apophis]

Thanks alot Uros!
Much appreciated! :worship:

 

[CUebbing]

Love your pictures, thanks for sharing

 

[Apophis]

Thanks! Glad you like 'em!

 

[calum]

sweet pics! you should try and get some shots of the Pacypus' hairy legs lol. I love that.

 

[Apophis]

Thanks!
I actually wanted to do that, but she wasn't exactly cooperative
The picture I posted was actually the only decent shot I managed to take.

 

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[fartkowski]

Very nice Sietse
I always enjoy your photography.

 

[Apophis]

Thanks Chris!
It's allways nice to hear that people enjoy my photos

 

[calum]

great shots! never heard of the first species.

 

[Apophis]

Thanks mate.
Eucratoscelus constrictus is fairly new in the hobby

 

[syndicate]

Great photos!I like that Ephebopus to.Dont see them pictured to often.
I believe in one tarantula documentary Rick West finds that species living inside
caves along the sides of walls in cracks and crevices.

 

[Hamburglar]

Fantastic photos.. makes me want to get my camera out. However, I think I would be disappointed when comparing them to yours. I haven't quite mastered light and shadow like you have.

 

[Draiman]

Great pics and beautiful subjects! :worship:

 

[Apophis]

Thanks guys!

Chris, it seems that E. rufescens adapts quite well to allmost any conditions.
Someone I know kept and bred this species in a (semi) arboreal setup.

 

[Tunedbeat]

Some of the cleanest photos I've seen.

Again, fantastic work!