Tarantulas and Spiders

One of my favorites. Acanthogonatus francki. Would love to get more of these someday.

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:p

Acanthoscurria geniculata

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A. geniculata are one of the most fun T's to raise! Can't wait until my teeny sling is bigger. I raised one from like a 1" sling to a 3.5" male in a year or so. He was a beast

Sort of a funny picture. My G. rosea is a beast when it comes to food. I gave her a dubia and it ran along the top of her cork bark hide. She decided to flip on her back and go in after it LOL.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...ps58736e8d.jpg

She emerged a few minutes later with her prize.

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G. pulchripes :D.

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Come on and do it!!

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P. cambridgei
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Chilobrachys sp. Sai Yok
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Originally Posted by CrystalRose

G. pulchripes :D.

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You have an amazing macro lens! I'm super jealous.

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Originally Posted by catzeye21138

You have an amazing macro lens! I'm super jealous.

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Didn't use a macro lens. That was taken with the 18-55mm "kit" lens that came with my camera. I did just get a macro lens though. :D

A. geniculata and A. brocklehusti owners I have a question for ya. I keep mine on coco bark at the moment but I don't think she likes it. She is always up on the side of the container, but there isn't a coat of webbing on the ground. I want to get some vermiculite to mix in, but I'm not sure what kind to get. I also am not looking forward to moving her, so what do you guys use as bedding?

Finally got my G. Pulchripes! It's so darling and tiny. Brash, as well.

http://i.imgur.com/IrOwPTVl.jpg

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Also a second B. albopilosum. Didn't really want this one but they came as a pair. Very shy.

http://i.imgur.com/MESpM5al.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/MNFZNFcl.jpg