Genus Theraphosa

[Fince]

Nice shot Fince

Hi,

Thank you! I also think this is very interesting passive deffensive method. I know many species apply it, but the hair queen is the Theraphosa apophysis, where this "haircarpet" is easily visible. I wanted to take picture from this hair blanket when the spieder molted. I hope it succeeded .

 

[AlanMM]

 

[patotxiki]

Theraphosa blondi

Theraphosa blondi female.

 

[Fince]

Theraphosa blondi female.[/IMG]

Hi,

What a wiew!!! I like it!

 

[fastgixxerlv]

7" male. With 3" roach.

 

[monster_bugs]

Juvie female about 4"

 

[fartkowski]

T. blondi

 

[fartkowski]

Theraphosa apophysis

 

[tamjam69]

Here is Hagrid.

Im confused are the two pics the same spider?? ones very dark, ones very light. please enlighten me.:? :? :? :?

 

[Lorgakor]

It is indeed the same spider, just at different stages of the moult cycle.

 

[fartkowski]

T blondi

 

[patotxiki]

T.blondi

 

[pedro041484]

bought as t. blondi... what do you think? apophysis? :?

 

[thirtysixwood]

That sir is indeed an apophysis. Apophysis have pink feet, and blondi, are, greenish blue looking... grey something as Slings that is, Apophysis will have those pink feet until at least until above the 4in mark... If there is one thats more than 4in and still has pink feet, it probably wont have them the next time it molts. I noticed the other post, I'm going to read it and do some research on it for an hour, and I'll report back.

 

[pedro041484]

thanks thirtysixwood i wanted a blondi but i got this...pretty nice spider imo ..not bad :worship:

 

[Fince]

Hi,

0.1 Theraphosa apophysis

 

[Pociemon]

Here is my allways bad tempered 0.1.0 Theraphosa Apophysis;

 

[thedude]

my T. blondi

 

[Tunedbeat]

Hi,

0.1 Theraphosa apophysis

Nice shot, Fince!

 

[† [sandi] †]

my blondi girl

take care

sandi