Two goodlooking T's!

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First one, B boehmi!

 

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Same T, eating a roach! Isn't she pretty?

 

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This is my Nhandu coloratavillosusm one day after molting!

 

[manville]

woah i havnt seen this..it looks so good..

 

[MrFeexit]

Very nice...whats the common name of the second one?

 

[TheSpiderHouse]

Originally posted by MrFeexit
Very nice...whats the common name of the second one?

One common name is Brazilian Black & White

 

[Code Monkey]

Originally posted by MrFeexit
Very nice...whats the common name of the second one?

Nhandu coloratovillosus is often known as the Brazilian black and white. However, like most species primarily in the hobbyist trade as opposed to the mainstream pet trade, the common name is all but useless besides something to tell to people as you show your collection.

 

[rorika]

hehe can't wait for my 2 b&w slings to grow up to be as pretty as urs..

 

[manville]

rorika what do you have?

 

[rosehaired1979]

Awesome pics After I can't wait till my 1/4" B.Boehemi grows up so I can finally see some color.

 

[vulpina]

I have both of those species, my boehmi is about 3" but my coloratovillosus is only 1/4", I can't wait for mine to look like the one in your pic. Nice pics.

Andy

 

[aftershock]

Thank's! Both of them are really nice tarantulas, but they do "kick" alot of irritating hair. Good feeders as well. Thank's again!

 

[bamaspiderman]

Great pics! I love the boehmei. I just bought a sling and can't wait for it to start showing color.

 

[aftershock]

thank's. Yes they have really striking colors! Good luck with your sling