Some of my favorite T's

[snakecollector]

The only way I could get pics of the top of her is to let her "kill" a ruler. She is an absolutely wicked T. She is the most defensive animal I have in my collection, rattlesnakes included

She is definitely one of my favorites. Maybe someday I will find a male.

 

[snakecollector]

Pamphobeteus Sp. Peru

This is a big girl that I have had for quite a while.
She is usually pretty easy going...

 

[snakecollector]

Grammastola Sp

This T is one that we are still trying to get identified. We
were told by Rick West that it is a Grammastola sp that has not
been completely identified. She recently molted and is velvet black
with a little brownish color around her carapace.

 

[AudreyElizabeth]

WOW- That first is the Acanthoscurria sp. Bolivia isn't it?
She is a beauty! And, a beast apparently!

 

[presurcukr]

#3 is Grammastola pulchra I would say.

 

[jbm150]

The only way I could get pics of the top of her is to let her "kill" a ruler. She is an absolutely wicked T. She is the most defensive animal I have in my collection, rattlesnakes included

She is definitely one of my favorites. Maybe someday I will find a male.

I remember Satellite Rob used to say this species was the most defensive of all he's ever encountered! Pretty cool

 

[AudreyElizabeth]

I remember Satellite Rob used to say this species was the most defensive of all he's ever encountered! Pretty cool

I think he called it Acanthoscurria fracta. I remember that post. Wonder if I could dig it up.

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Well duh lol. I just noticed the name up in the top right-hand corner lol.
So then it is not the sp. Bolivia.

 

[snakecollector]

The Fracta

Nope the A. Fracta is not the bolivian. The Bolivian is the fat brown T underneath.

The Fracta is definitely the most aggressive T in my collection. OBT has NOTHING on this girl. I will be adding some more pics of my collection once everyone finishes molting.

Thank you
John