A few new female T's and new female tailess whip...

Psalmopoeus irminia female (what you ca see of her at the moment anyways - lol
http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1...2/8888d0ab.jpg

Avicularia metallica female (replacement for the one I had that passed away, I absolutely love the frosting look of the hairs on these)
http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1...2/40e3a6ab.jpg

Lampropelma violaceopes female
http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1...2/6315042e.jpg

Ephebopus murinus female (actually way more laid back then I expected, think I just got lucky)
http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1...2/057b6614.jpg

Damon diadema female (looks to have lost parts of it's whips)
http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1...2/6a95a576.jpg

Thanks for looking :salute:

Wow. Gorgeous inverts! I love all the subtle colors. Very very nice.

Regards,

B

I swear, your T posts are killing me. I had never put much thought into getting a T, but after seeing these and some of the others you've posted, now I'm thinking about it.. Lol.. Really nice pick ups!

Great looking girls! I actually think the P. irminia shot is pretty cool :P the whip scorpion is really cool, what's it like keeping them so far? I kinda want one... :rolleyes: like there are any inverts I don't want :P

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Originally Posted by Simple Man

Wow. Gorgeous inverts! I love all the subtle colors. Very very nice.

Regards,

B

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Thanks Brian!!!!

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Originally Posted by Chris633

I swear, your T posts are killing me. I had never put much thought into getting a T, but after seeing these and some of the others you've posted, now I'm thinking about it.. Lol.. Really nice pick ups!

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Thanks Chris!!! If you are intrigued by tarantulas I would say to pick up a beginner species and I bet you will be happily surprised at how much you enjoy havig it :gj:

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Originally Posted by Alexandra V

Great looking girls! I actually think the P. irminia shot is pretty cool :P the whip scorpion is really cool, what's it like keeping them so far? I kinda want one... :rolleyes: like there are any inverts I don't want :P

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Thanks Alexa!!!The tailess whip just hags out on the bottom of the cork bark slab. I can see it if I pick the slab up :D They need to be able to molt hanging upside down so you need to set the slab up so it can do so. They also need high humidity. I pretty much don't see it unless I want to by picking up the cork bark but I expected that :oops:




Another shot of the singapore blue female in it's new house (hard to get a good pic of the beautiful blues):
http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f1...2/133b920e.jpg