Xenesthis species pic

[Bob]

Here is a photo of my Xenesthis species Giant amazon Blue. Possibly even Pamphobeteus........
He kicked up some dirt just before the photo.
Anyone have one of these?

Bob

 

[Midwest Art]

Xenethis "Blue"

Yep, here's a pic of one of mine, a subadult 4 incher. Nice blue highlights. I recall one of our european friends posting a pic of an adult sometime last year.

N-Joy
Art

 

[Bob]

Thanks Art.............they are probably siblings. Mine is a 4 inch or so male. I would love to get a few more. This one came from Spiderpatch last march.

Bob

 

[Midwest Art]

That's why the call it the Blues.....

Definately sibs. Mine looks masculine also. No adult fe-males (related or unrelated) in the states, so mine is on the slim fast diet.

N-Joy
Art

 

[Bob]

I think Kelly Swift has one too.....................

Never did find out much about these except I think they were born in Germany. Possibly came from Peru ?

Bob

 

[Steve Nunn]

Hey people, how about some more photo of these beauties, PLEASE!!!!!!

You're damn lucky folks, these are for my mind one of the nicest of the T's, huge with awesome coloration. Yours may be smallish now, but they'll grow, I think it's abou 8 inches or so, Martin H.???

C'mon!!!!! GIMME MORE, GIMME MORE!!!!!!!!

Actually, how about any species from the Xenesthis!!!!

Thanks,
Steve

 

[dennis]

What's a sibling?

Ðennis

 

[Mojo Jojo]

This isn't immanis? It sure looks like it. Well, the legs do look nicer. Maybe it is different.


What's the difference?

Jon

 

[ArachnoJoost]

Originally posted by dennie
What's a sibling?

Ðennis

That's they are brothers or sisters, in this case from the same eggsack.
greetz

 

[Bob]

<This isn't immanis? It sure looks like it. Well, the legs do look <nicer. Maybe it is different.
<What's the difference?
<Jon

Jon,
Immanis is basicaly black, these guys are blue. I have a hard time taking photos of this. My flash tends to wash out the color to much. I take them in my bathroom and just gets him mad.

Hey Steve down under! This guy just molted and is a little upset I woke him up. I will wait till he starts eating again and take some photos during the day. How about giving us yanks a report on the tarantula hobby in Australia!! My company sells Freightliner trucks based in Mulgrave, Victoria but my friend their is not a hobbiest, to bad I would love some inverts from your cool country.
Bob

 

[vulpina]

BEAUTIFUL!!!!!!!!!!

Andy

 

[Martin H.]

Re: Xenesthis availability

Hello Todd,

Originally posted by xenesthis
See:

www.tarantulaspiders.com/pages/x_page.htm

Are you saying (and selling) that the one on this photo >>click me<< is a spiderling of the Xenesthis species which has bluish legs as adult – like the one on the photos above or the one on this page >>click me<< ?

all the best,
Martin

 

[Martin H.]

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PS.: crosslink >>click me<<