Genus Theraphosa

[Damiano]

My T. blondi

 

[eman]

Why not? I am quite sure it is T. apophysis.

I agree... here's a picture from Rick West' site: http://www.birdspiders.com/archive/11175979G65B0G4607G3A7C20F394AFCAD7.html

It looks quite similar to this "sp. Venezuela" IMO.

Cheers!

 

[hamfoto]

young T. blondi spiderling

enjoy,
Chris

 

[HuonHengChai]

i looks really like a T. blondi sling, a real fat one thou

 

[HuonHengChai]

I know i shouldn't handle it but i just cant resist

 

[urs]

And here is my big mama!

Best regards Uros

 

[stewartb]

In my opinion, it is all BS. If it is not a T. blondi or T. apophysis, then it is probably a hybrid. Case in point: I bought a handful of P. "ecuador I and II". With the exception of one, they are all P. platyomma.

?????????????

How do you know they were "platyomma"????????

Regards,

Stew.

 

[diKe]

 

[Jürgen]

T.blondi

 

[Crotalus]

Theraphosa sling

Bought as blondi

Thanks Sheri for a perfect gift!

 

[Hendrik C.]

Hi,

Theraphosa apophysis

Best regards,
Hendrik

 

[Arachnophilist]

Hendrik those are fantastic shots. They would make anyone run out and get one of those! I just tried to get one but the sold out right before I put in my order! O well next time! at least I have a blondi. Thnx again for those great pics.

Chris

 

[michal1991]

My young male T.blondi (do not eat yet after molting)

 

[Hendrik C.]

Hi,

fat mama:

Best regards,
Hendrik

 

[Scorp guy]

how big is that thing illmatic

 

[MacCleod]

My juvenile T. blondi

 

[eman]

T. blondi

Juvenile female

 

[Hendrik C.]

how big is that thing illmatic

It's 11cm including the fangs!

 

[michal1991]

oh really huge!

 

[Arachnophilist]

thats sweet.. cant wait for mine to get big!