(Some) updated T pics

[Smulkin]

Snapped a few shots this evening:

Pet hole #1 caught in plain sight! W00t!
Starburst baboon:




Pet hole #2 was having none of that action and striking at air.
Sunburst baboon:



Raised from a 'sling - my Flameknee



A larger Mexican Redknee:



Right now the fastest grower is this Brazilian Salmon
only a month ago:



today (2 molts later):



The psychotic sp. longipedum that I didn't find in an empty roll of toilet paper on the bathroom floor one day I swear, hun . . .




I need to retake the zebra and pinktoe shots - since the battery as dying I guess it bonked the macro mode. I'll get the 2 rosies then as well even though I know everyone's seen those.

[unimom]

Thanks for the pics, I may get one soon

[Schlyne]

I'm telling ya man, give that longipedum 8 inches of peat moss to burrow in and it'll settle down....of course you won't see it.

Nice shots. I think your "sunburst" is acutally a P. murius. Your startburst may just be a Pterinochilus sp. or it could be P. lugardi. I don't know enough about them to tell.

I haven't shot pictures of the T's lately...although I wil try get some more pictures of my P. irmina before I send him out. He matured a couple of days ago

[Smulkin]

Right you are - it IS rare to catch the longipedum out at all. Epecially ouy of the cage lol.

On the first 2: The top was sold to me as a p.lugardi/starburst and the next down as p.murinus/sunburst/usambara. I have heard starburst/sunburst so interused I may well have confused myself though lol.

Definitely do post pics of your irmina before the bon voyage - he's headed for a mate, correct? You always have such awesome shots. How many different Haplopelma's do you have? And are they all as anxious to stay buried as the longipedum?

[Schlyne]

Yup, he's going off to meet a lovely lady (or two or more) in TX.

I have 2 Hap's at the moment.. I will probably pick up a third at the next swap.

I see cobalt blue legs every once in a while. I never catch her out for a drink.

As for the Haplopelma aureopilosum, I see it fairly often, but that's becuase it's a sling (in a vial). It's made this really next complex web tunnels. I've never seen it out of the tunnels though.

[iceman25]

Awesome shots! The first one is my favorite

[CTReptileRescue]

oh, how the kids are growing Smulkin, looking good,
Love pic number 2
Rusty