User SunRoseSpider's Tarantula Pic Thread

[SunRoseSpider]

Saturn (N carapoensis) post molt!

 

[SunRoseSpider]

My N chromatus is quite the kicker and has a bald patch on their abdomen, which is now turned completely black. Looking like we're in pre-molt with this one!

 

[SunRoseSpider]

Rare sighting of my P murinus juvie called Sunny


Love what they've done with the place:

Before \\ After a few months

 

[SunRoseSpider]

Saturn giving me a high five! (N carapoensis)



Having some snacks

 

[SunRoseSpider]

sling appreciation post <3

luna (p lugardi)
uranus (h gigas)
hegemone (h pulchripes)

 

[Westicles]

sling appreciation post <3

luna (p lugardi) View attachment 434198
uranus (h gigas) View attachment 434199
hegemone (h pulchripes)
View attachment 434200

Good pics. Goddess of fruit, ok that's cool. But naming a spider Uranus, not cool! Lol!!!!!!!

 

[SunRoseSpider]

Mercury says hii! (b hamorii)

 

[SunRoseSpider]

Luna (P lugardi)

 

[Maxthesquid]

Nice seeing a fellow Nhandu enthusiast

 

[Dijon]

I have one named Saturn, too. Well, different species (C. darlingi), but same name! Nice pics...

My C. darlingi goes by Jupiter LOL they suit planet names I guess XD

 

[SunRoseSpider]

Mercury this morning (b hamorii)

 

[The Spider House]

I guess if she was crawling up the sides that would be 'Mercury rising' ?

 

[SunRoseSpider]

polite chap waiting for his bugs (N chromatus)

 

[SunRoseSpider]

My LP has grown so much from a tiny sling!

 

[SunRoseSpider]

Snack time! (D pentaloris)

 

[SunRoseSpider]

My LP has grown so much from a tiny sling! View attachment 443929

Rehoused today! Their adult colours are coming through

 

[IntermittentSygnal]

I guess if she was crawling up the sides that would be 'Mercury rising' ?

If she walked backwards, would she be Mercury retrograde?

 

[SunRoseSpider]

Hegemone the H pulchripes

 

[SunRoseSpider]

Mercury is the chillest of chill dudes, all he does is sit on his lil cork bark, all day all night, maybe turn around a few times, unbothered and flourishing He has the most "pet rock" energy of all my tarantulas for sure (B hamorii)

 

[SunRoseSpider]

Venus on his log hide (N chromatus)