setups and a feeding shot!

[Alexandra V]

Hi everyone. I haven't really shared many pics lately, and since I got a new cage for one T and modified the other, I figured I'd show 'em off

Here's my Thrixopelma ockerti setup (they're borderline between arboreal and terrestrial):
Large KK, coco fibre sub, half log hide, some fake plants and a bottlecap water dish (and a T happily munching away :3 )


And my Xenesthis immanis setup:
Cool small octagonal glass tank I found, plexi lid (that you can't see), coco fibre and vermiculite sub, bottlecap, and resin imitation cork bark (that was cheaper than the real thing and easy to clean!)


And lastly, the little Phormictopus cancerides had quite a few firsts today - first meal with me, first meal after its first molt with me, and first meal worm ever! It took it like a champ too, no hesitation.


The Theraphosa stirmi sling has a pre-killed meal worm (off with its head!) in its enclosure now, fingers crossed that it finds it and eats it. The little bugger is only about 2i and only an inch in legspan, such a young little thing! If it eats, there will be much rejoycing on my end and probably pictures, so beware

[lasweetswan]

Spiders give me the heeby jeebies *shudder*

[RestlessRobie]

ICK I am not a spider fan either but thanks for sharing

[Alexandra V]

Spiders give me the heeby jeebies *shudder*

Funny thing is they used to freak me out a bit too, until I got one... And another one... And another... And so on thanks for looking!

ICK I am not a spider fan either but thanks for sharing

No worries, they aren't for everyone thanks for taking a look!

[Boanerges]

They are looking good Alexa!!!!! Any idea yet on the sex of your immanis????

[Crazy4Herps]

Cool!!

[Alexandra V]

They are looking good Alexa!!!!! Any idea yet on the sex of your immanis????

Thanks Jeff! And nope, no idea yet. Hopefully by the next molt, when it doesn't destroy it completely...

Cool!!

Thanks!