User spideyspinneret's Tarantula Pictures

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Matilda, subadult female P. antinous.

 

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Snapped a picture of my big girl, Prisca, at dinnertime.

 

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Crawlspace ( P. cambridgei) enjoying an evening snack.

 

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Pooh Bear ( P. murinus) sticking out her legs in a hunting pose. A cricket is visible in the background, awaiting certain death.

 

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My two lovely G. rosea ladies, Anastasia and Primrose.

 

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Grizzly (T. albo) and Roxy ( N. tripepii) showing off their fluff.

 

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Esmeralda ( T. pruriens) stalking some mealworms.

 

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Cirrus, juvenile male T. ockerti. Beautiful spider but definitely one of the most skittish I've ever had! Runs for his hide while kicking a flurry of hairs at the slightest disturbance.

 

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Widowmaker (0.1 B. auratum) enjoying an evening snack.

 

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Picked up this lovely lady yesterday. P. insignis subadult female. Very feisty with a voracious appetite. A second after this picture was taken, she grabbed the superworm and started chowing down. She doesn't have a name yet.

 

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Ripley, 0.1 C. marshalli was out and about today.

 

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Primrose, G. rosea, snacking on a mealworm.

 

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Mari, A. chalcodes , was walking around covered in substrate today after a digging session. She's the calmest, most docile tarantula that I have. A real sweetheart.

 

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Samus, 0.1 M. robustum during a rehouse into her permanent big girl enclosure. I had to dig her out of her burrow and she was NOT happy.

 

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Cappuccino 1.0 P. subfusca lowland emerged today after a recent molt. It's so difficult to get a photo of him because he's so incredibly skittish. He's growing quickly.

 

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P. subfusca lowland

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