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My spidie collection...

Can't believe I'd missed this thread:dunce: Great pics of course, but even better is the running commentary of what's happening in the spidies' world :)
 
I tell you what Janine, that book you gave me has been a life saver! I have read it cover to cover twice now (including all the borning bits) and I think I have a good grasp on basic anatomy and care of T's. It's soo amazing, and you are so amazing for giving it to me :)

My little T world is so much more exciting than the snakie world. I rehoused the chromatus into a deeper burrowing vile and I can see it at the bottom of 2 inches of substrate already LOL
 
One of my avics moulted! whoo hooo... spidielings are always so busy doing stuff :) Look at the wee pink toes!

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The fasciatum male is doing well after the rupture. Hes super speedy and webbing all over the place. A few more days and I will try him with a few crix.

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I have new spidies coming because I managed to rehome the fasciatum! Guess the species folks ;) (or at least the genus lol)

1st one

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2nd one

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Elle all of them look wonderful!
I'm so jealous! LOL
I'm so excited to get at least one T soon :D
Its really wierd I went from being broke, to having $140 so some T shopping in deffitnally in my future. :] *crosses fingers for a G. Pulchra sling* lol!

To give the slings water do you just mist a corner of its enclosure? I read that somewhere but havent read anything else to confirm it.
 
I don't give the slings waterbowls, I just mist the avics every day and the others very lightly every other day. I would be so jealous if you got pulchra - those are the most beautiful big black velvety spidies in the world!
 
Forgot to post these here last night. Supernova bring a total Diva, checking herself out! (I love this spider soooooo much)

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Who can blame her for checking herself out in the mirrior? Hell, if I were her I would!

I love the look of pulchras and hopefully I can find a sling for sale at the expo I'm attending, if I do I'm going to JUMP on it! If I cant then I'll probably get a red rosea sling.
either way I'm still going to get a female aureo. :)
 
Well done Little Glitter Bumfluff... Unfortunatley I have spotted some mites that have already migrated to her... I can't take the moult away just yet as shes lying on it. Arggg In go the predator mites once shes hardened up. Thank goodness there are only one or two that I can spot. Shes going into a fresh bone dry tub tonight incase there are any eggs in the old substrate.

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Amazing moult pictures! Does your camera take video as well? Not sure if that's just a point and shoot digital camera thing or not. It'd be amazing to watch a Tarantula moult at such high quality!

Hrm, as for the guessing game the second T looks kind of like a Versicolor.. a bad picture of one at least. As for the first one my best guess is Grammostola pulchra, "Brazillian Black".
 
Jessicat said:
Amazing moult pictures! Does your camera take video as well? Not sure if that's just a point and shoot digital camera thing or not. It'd be amazing to watch a Tarantula moult at such high quality!

Hrm, as for the guessing game the second T looks kind of like a Versicolor.. a bad picture of one at least. As for the first one my best guess is Grammostola pulchra, "Brazillian Black".
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Unfortunatley SLRs are not capable of shooting video.

You are wrong on both guesses ;) They are both from the same genus though - that might help. And non arboreal.
 
What awsome pictures of her molt!!
Love the look of white fangs for some reason, lol!

I hope the mites will go away before they become a real problem.
 
Tula_Montage you have influanced me. Not sure if your a good or bad influance yet..lol.. but I almost did it. I almost got a rose hair T today. I decided not to, but it looks like in the future I will prolly be getting a T.

As for the guesses...
the first one is a bigous harrious (big harry)

and the second is a green bottle blue??
 
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