The collection slowly grows - pictures at 11.
OK what the hell - took a few earlier so pardon my bandwidth drain:
A.avicularia (Pinktoe) - fast as lightning - opened the cage and it scrambled up an extension cord.
http://www.madwag.com/exos/a_avicularia.jpg
http://www.madwag.com/exos/a_avicularia2.jpg
E.campestratus (Paraguay Pink Stripe) so far as I know (aka n. - this is the one who'd been three weeks without substrate and just a crusty sponge. She's not the horror she was made out to be - the avic's speed is much more disarming. I had originally thought this one was an a.seemanni - as that's what it was sold to me as.
http://www.madwag.com/exos/a_seemanni.jpg
This b.smithi was sold to me as a rosehair for $10. Hoping to see the leg come back in full over the next couple of molts - she's pretty tolerant and doesn't kick hairs all that readily.
http://www.madwag.com/exos/b_smithi.jpg
G.Rosea (Rosehair) - the beaut' who started it all - now looking nothing short of luxuriant - Roz.
http://www.madwag.com/exos/g_rosea.jpg
I am still trying to get decent pics of the spiderlings - but they are tiny and either jumbly-fast (the versicolor) or dug in for the haul.
NOTE - this is a repost of what was lost last from last week.