Bodar's T pics

[bodar]

for the sake of me typing im only putting comman names where i can
some are crappy pics but i'll update as i just got a new camera

my brazilian salmon birdeater

Burmese brown (evil)

Goliath birdeater (before molt)

Cobalt blue


Salem ornamental

Rose Hair (male)

Unknown (not OBT)

[bodar]

Pink toe (sorry for the crappy pic)

Zebra knee

Ornate ornamental
http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g55/Bodar/Tiny1.jpg

thats all i have for now......
i also have
OBT
female rose hair
Haplopelma sp vietnam
h.loatics scorpion
s.subsnipes giant centipede

[ErikH]

Nice pics! Is that a threat pose from the rosea? The unknown is beautiful too--I would have guessed OBT if you hadn't already pointed out that it wasn't.

[Smulkin]

Great shots!

I remember when my salmon looked just like that lil one.

The rearin' rosie earned a grin from me as well, Erik!

[dr del]

Wow,


Now thats a cute collection you have there - and the zebra made me miss mine all over again


dr del

[Schlyne]

Nice shots! It looks like your burmese brown and cobalt blue could use some more substrate to burrow in though.

[bodar]

yeah the burmese and the cobalt have very deep substrate. i moved them for the pics. so they wouldn't run down their holes!!!!! LOL fast little buggers, i really dont know what the unknown one is is really does look like an OBT but its about 2" and already has the hooks? i dont get it maybe it is an OBT but it is nowhere even close to the size fo my other one. on arachnoboards they say its an OBT, maybe...............

taking pics right now will update soon

[Schlyne]

Your unknown T has looks too fuzzy to be an OBT, but it does have a orange tint to it.

It vaguely reminds me of a P. scrofa....

[ErikH]

Your unknown T has looks too fuzzy to be an OBT, but it does have a orange tint to it.

It vaguely reminds me of a P. scrofa....

Could be, I am not good at identifying from photos, except for blatently obvious species. Is there an orange phase p. scrofa?

[Schlyne]

I don't think there's an orange phase P. scrofa, but some of them do have a golden tint to them in pictures..

I have a P. scrofa but it doesn't have adult coloration yet.