Squamata99's Picture Thread

[squamata99]

Decided to try this out too. ;P

Usambaras

Platy female that once belonged to me and FRAN :8o

 

[squamata99]

Female fimbriatus

paired up

Female ornata

 

[Teal]

Gorgeous Ts!

 

[Mattyb]

Very nice pictures.

 

[squamata99]

Even people who hate or are afraid of tarantulas have appreciated the beauty of this male platy.

 

[squamata99]

 

[TiogaWhiteTiger]

Wow! Beautiful colors!

 

[squamata99]

 

[Audrey16]

wow that T is stunning, what is he?

 

[squamata99]

A mature male Pamphobeteus platyomma. Only male get this color as they mature though.

 

[Mack&Cass]

Our platyomma was just confirmed male with his last molt...not very disappointed though, especially after seeing those pictures..he's dead in those pictures right because if not then you're like the Cesar Milan for T's haha.

Cass

 

[fartkowski]

Very nice pictures.
That P platyomma is quite the looker

 

[squamata99]

he's dead in those pictures right because if not then you're like the Cesar Milan for T's haha.

Cass

LOL, yeah he died soon after molting.

 

[squamata99]

Styrofoam burrow. Worked pretty well but T's do like to bite at it.

Very old MM regalis - Dead also in PIC.

 

[squamata99]

I posted these a long time ago but no one responded. These are old 35mm pics of an usambara baboon and a common starburst baboon.
I haven't seen these "commons" for sale in a long time. Does anyone remember these or know why no one seems to carry them?

 

[MissChelly]

Great pictures and that male platy is CRAZY handsome. haha.

 

[Mvskokee]

I posted these a long time ago but no one responded. These are old 35mm pics of an usambara baboon and a common starburst baboon.
I haven't seen these "commons" for sale in a long time. Does anyone remember these or know why no one seems to carry them?

Man i had a guy sell me a p.chordatus that looks extremely similar to that second pic im wondering check my photo thread

 

[squamata99]

The common is the top photo, and the usambara is the 2nd (OBT)

Here is another pic
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/the.tarantula.store/gal-P-murinus.JPG

It is a tan-gray color with the longer hairs a pinkish-red color. I'll try to find a shed from it / or some more information.

 

[myles756]

hey

that platy is butte

 

[squamata99]

It does look a lot like that chordatus. Here are some more pics.