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Took a bit of inspiration from a current thread in the tarantula chat and thought it'd be fun to ask the same thing here! Photos are always appreciated too, we all love to see and share pictures of our little friends.
I have roughly 215 spiders, a small number of which are tarantulas. Im sure ill probably forget some, but here's as many as I can remember up front.
From the genus Aname:
Sp. Red x2
Sp. SA Gold
Sp. SA black steel 1,2 and 3
Sp. Orange
From the genus Arbanitis:
Sp. Grafton gold x8
Sp. Handorf x2
Sp. Kempsey black
Sp. Nowra yellow x4
Sp. Nowra 2 and 3
Sp. Gundagai
Sp. Orange x3
Sp. Tamborine 1 and 2
Sp. Tamborine "drawbridge" x2
Sp. Flagstone
Sp. Lemon tree passage
Sp. Glen Lomond
Sp. Toowoomba 1
Sp. Burleigh
Sp. 6/robertsi x2
Sp. Bellthorpe
Sp. Maleny
Sp. Wooli x3
Sp. Cumberland Plains
Sp. honeybee x3
From the genus Australothele:
Australothele nambucca x3
From the genus Atrax:
robustus
sutherlandi
From the genus Blakistonia:
Sp. Yellow
Sp. Flinders Ranges 1 x2
Sp. Leaflid x3
Sp. SA 2,3 and 4
From the genus Bymainiella:
Sp. Coramba
Sp. Gibraltar
From the genus Cataxia:
pulleinei x 6
Sp. 1
Sp. 2
Sp. Gibraltar x2
Sp. Maleny
Sp. Wilson's Promontory
From the genus Cethegus:
Sp. Woomba x4
From the genus Euoplos:
variabilis x3
regalis
grandis
thynnearum
turrificus x2
Sp. Nangur
Sp. Nebo
From the genus Hadronyche:
valida x2
sp. Tamborine 2 x2
versuta
macquariensis x2
cerberea x2
infensa
marracoonda
nimoola
From the genus Idiosoma:
Sp. Burra 1,2 and 3, about 2 each
Sp. Black
Sp. Wagga Wagga
Sp. 1
From the genus Idiommata:
Sp. silverback/electric blue
From the genus Ixamatus:
Sp. 1 x3
From the genus Mandjellia:
commoni 4
From the genus Missulena:
bradleyi x3
occatoria x2
From the genus Namea:
Cf. flavomaculata x3
Cf. dahmsi
Sp. Tamborine 2
From the genus Ozicrypta:
reticulata x2
From the genus Paraembolides:
Sp. Coramba
Sp. Newcastle x3
From the genus Teranodes:
Sp. Tarra Valley
From the genus Teyloides:
Sp. "cerulea"
Sp. Flinders Ranges
sp. 1
From the genus Seqocrypta:
jakara x2
From the genus Sason:
colemani x2
From the genus Stanwellia:
grisea
Sp. Wonthaggi 1 x4
Sp. Tarra Valley
Sp. Philip Island x2
Cf. inornata
Sp. Bago
Sp. Hall's Gap 2 (x4) and 3
Sp. Maragle x3
From the genus Xamiatus:
rubifrons x2
I have heaps more but looks like I'll have to add them later along with some photos. I'm keen hear what everyone else has!
I have roughly 215 spiders, a small number of which are tarantulas. Im sure ill probably forget some, but here's as many as I can remember up front.
From the genus Aname:
Sp. Red x2
Sp. SA Gold
Sp. SA black steel 1,2 and 3
Sp. Orange
From the genus Arbanitis:
Sp. Grafton gold x8
Sp. Handorf x2
Sp. Kempsey black
Sp. Nowra yellow x4
Sp. Nowra 2 and 3
Sp. Gundagai
Sp. Orange x3
Sp. Tamborine 1 and 2
Sp. Tamborine "drawbridge" x2
Sp. Flagstone
Sp. Lemon tree passage
Sp. Glen Lomond
Sp. Toowoomba 1
Sp. Burleigh
Sp. 6/robertsi x2
Sp. Bellthorpe
Sp. Maleny
Sp. Wooli x3
Sp. Cumberland Plains
Sp. honeybee x3
From the genus Australothele:
Australothele nambucca x3
From the genus Atrax:
robustus
sutherlandi
From the genus Blakistonia:
Sp. Yellow
Sp. Flinders Ranges 1 x2
Sp. Leaflid x3
Sp. SA 2,3 and 4
From the genus Bymainiella:
Sp. Coramba
Sp. Gibraltar
From the genus Cataxia:
pulleinei x 6
Sp. 1
Sp. 2
Sp. Gibraltar x2
Sp. Maleny
Sp. Wilson's Promontory
From the genus Cethegus:
Sp. Woomba x4
From the genus Euoplos:
variabilis x3
regalis
grandis
thynnearum
turrificus x2
Sp. Nangur
Sp. Nebo
From the genus Hadronyche:
valida x2
sp. Tamborine 2 x2
versuta
macquariensis x2
cerberea x2
infensa
marracoonda
nimoola
From the genus Idiosoma:
Sp. Burra 1,2 and 3, about 2 each
Sp. Black
Sp. Wagga Wagga
Sp. 1
From the genus Idiommata:
Sp. silverback/electric blue
From the genus Ixamatus:
Sp. 1 x3
From the genus Mandjellia:
commoni 4
From the genus Missulena:
bradleyi x3
occatoria x2
From the genus Namea:
Cf. flavomaculata x3
Cf. dahmsi
Sp. Tamborine 2
From the genus Ozicrypta:
reticulata x2
From the genus Paraembolides:
Sp. Coramba
Sp. Newcastle x3
From the genus Teranodes:
Sp. Tarra Valley
From the genus Teyloides:
Sp. "cerulea"
Sp. Flinders Ranges
sp. 1
From the genus Seqocrypta:
jakara x2
From the genus Sason:
colemani x2
From the genus Stanwellia:
grisea
Sp. Wonthaggi 1 x4
Sp. Tarra Valley
Sp. Philip Island x2
Cf. inornata
Sp. Bago
Sp. Hall's Gap 2 (x4) and 3
Sp. Maragle x3
From the genus Xamiatus:
rubifrons x2
I have heaps more but looks like I'll have to add them later along with some photos. I'm keen hear what everyone else has!
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