User spideyspinneret's Tarantula Pictures

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Cinder, juvenile female G. pulchra. Such a calm, docile little spider.

 

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Roxy, juvenile female N. tripepii. She's gotten a little, well....rotund. So she's on a diet until after her next molt.

 

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Sheik was out and about this evening.

 

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Laguna (0.1 C. cyaneopubescens) is such an active and beautiful spider. When I have more time and resources, I plan on breeding her eventually.

 

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Sunrise, 0.1 P. Insignis. Getting chunky and starting to slow down in preparation for a molt.

 

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0.1 Theraphosinae sp mandarin. Very curious little spider. Food obsessed and growing quickly. She's quickly become one of my favorites.

 

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Primrose, chunky and becoming sluggish due to premolt. One of my favorite tarantulas.

 

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Roxy, juvenile female N. tripepii. She's gotten a little, well....rotund. So she's on a diet until after her next molt. View attachment 489012

For all of their attitude, I love N trippepi!!! That reddish/greenish sheen always reminds me of old school 3d movies!

 

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Floof alert! Here are my Nhandu girls, Lucille (N. coloratovillosus) and Roxy (N. tripepii) during maintenance today.

 

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Ripley, C. marshalli, relaxing on some webbing.

 

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Picked up this little fuzzbutt at a reptile expo on Saturday. Very food motivated. 0.1 G. iheringi. I'm still trying to pick out a name that suits her.

 

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Sunrise, 0.1 P. insignis, molted recently. I am in awe of her brilliant coloration. She's quite possibly the most beautiful tarantula I've ever seen in person.

 

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Satsuma 0.1 C. huahini, lurking inside her web palace.

 

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Eileen, 0.1 B. boehmei.

 

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A closeup of Lucille, N. coloratovillosus. I love her little mohawk!