Some pics.

[Kaos]

Hi everyone! Thought it was time to share som pics

First up: Grammostola Rosea male which i borrowed from a pet shop to mate with our female.

 

[Kaos]

Next. Ptrinochilus Lugardi.

 

[Kaos]

One more

 

[Kaos]

Last, Brachypelma Auratum

 

[Navaros]

Cool, Nice T's and pics.

 

[vulpina]

Nice pics!! Good lookin auratum.

Andy

 

[Overmenneske]

Hallo in Tønsberg!

So I'm not the only one having this hobby in Norway. I live in Drammen and have a Chilean rose. Had a girlfriend in Tønsberg once, so I know a few people there.

What kind of T do you have?

 

[Kaos]

Re: Hallois i Tønsberg!

Originally posted by overmenneske
Så det finnes flere enn meg i dette gamet her i landet. Bor i Drammen og har en chilensk rose. Har hatt dame i Tønsberg, så jeg kjenner noen folk der.

Hva slags T har du?

Hei!

Sender deg en PM, greit å holde seg til engelsk på forumet

 

[Dragoon]

Hey, I only speak English, but I think I understood what you wrote nevertheless.

You said, please PM me, I try to keep forum posts in English??

That is a nice reply, since it kinda makes us feel left out when we don't speak the language...
Cheers,
D.

 

[Dragoon]

Oops, I'm sorry, I forgot to ask my question....

Is it a characteristic of the lugardi to have a small opisthosoma?
Are there any T's that are just built that way? It does look rather odd ...

Now that I think of it, most P. cambridgei pics I have seen have a very lean look, but not in a bad way. It is a narrow spider overall.

I guess I'm thinking that the large prosoma on that lugardi looks out of place with a small abdomen. What are your thoughts on that species, if I may ask?
D.

 

[Kaos]

Hi Dragoon, i said: "I'll send you a PM, it is nice to stick to english at the forum". So you were almost correct About the P. Lugardi, these pics were taken right after it was shipped from Tanzania, so it's a little thinner than usual. From what i've seen Pterinochillus sp. tend to have smaller abdomen than many other species though.