Toff22's Araneomorphae and other Mygalomorphae

[Toff202]

0.1 Viridasius sp. "sylvestrisform"

0.1 Linothele megatheloides

1.0 Holconia insignis (mature)

 

[pannaking22]

Great shots of some beautiful spiders! Thanks for sharing!

 

[Toff202]

Great shots of some beautiful spiders! Thanks for sharing!

Thanks! You're welcome

 

[Toff202]

1.0 Holconia insignis (mature)

Since I can't edit this post anymore, I'd like to note that I've found out that this is male is not yet mature.

 

[Toff202]

Holconia insignis, adult female post-molt

 

[Venom1080]

wow, only had a true spider molt once in my care. very different than Ts.. that linothele can give any h mac or Ceratogyrus sp a run for their money! im just starting getting into true spiders and i am finding them just as fascinating as my tarantulas. lovely specimens btw.

 

[Toff202]

wow, only had a true spider molt once in my care. very different than Ts.. that linothele can give any h mac or Ceratogyrus sp a run for their money! im just starting getting into true spiders and i am finding them just as fascinating as my tarantulas. lovely specimens btw.

And they are even more beautiful in real life I find them more fascinating then tarantulas. I'm thinking about selling about half of my tarantula collection and just replacing them with Araneomorphae

 

[Em the bug]

Great pictures, and I love that webbing by the Linothele megatheloides.

 

[Toff202]

Great pictures, and I love that webbing by the Linothele megatheloides.

Thanks!

 

[Venom1080]

And they are even more beautiful in real life I find them more fascinating then tarantulas. I'm thinking about selling about half of my tarantula collection and just replacing them with Araneomorphae

Haha why not both?

 

[Toff202]

Haha why not both?

That's what I mean, 50/50 Aranoneomorphae/Mygalomorphae. But in general, I find Araneomorphae to be more interesting, especially Ctenidae and Sparassidae.

 

[Venom1080]

That's what I mean, 50/50 Aranoneomorphae/Mygalomorphae. But in general, I find Araneomorphae to be more interesting, especially Ctenidae and Sparassidae.

wheni was younger all i wanted was to find a giant spider, now i can, in my room. ive always liked tarantulas because of their size, if their colorful, all the better than. i picked a E. walckaeneri sling and cant wait for it to grow. that will be my first non native true spider. theres some very interesting true spiders out there, im getting more into them slowly but surely.

 

[Toff202]

The same female after she hardened

Heteropoda sp. "Ozelot" (sub)adult female

 

[Toff202]

Ancylometes bogotensis "Colombia"

 

[Toff202]

Holconia insignis, adult female

 

[Philth]

Hmm, my thread has competition lol, nice spiders !

Later, Tom

 

[Toff202]

Hmm, my thread has competition lol, nice spiders !

Later, Tom

This is not even close to competition
Thanks!

 

[Toff202]

Heteropoda venatoria

Ancylometes bogotensis "Colombia"

 

[Toff202]

Linothele fallax

Ctenidae sp. "Mali"

Ctenidae sp. "Red Fang"

0.1 Heteropoda sp. "Ozelot"

 

[Toff202]

1.0 Viridasius sp. "sylvestrisform"

Heteropoda venatoria