Random Tarantula Pics

[jmugleston]

Psalmopoeus irminia with eggsac


Psalmopoeus irminia-less eggsac


Only three post embryos were in there. This is a double clutch.


A couple more successful P. irminia eggsacs from the last couple months.








P. cambridgei after a molt




Poecilotheria striata after a molt


Poecilotheria striata out for a stroll


P. rufilata just sitting there....doing nothing.....being invisible...ish.


The obligatory free roaming pokie pic


Male P. ornata


A couple P. metallica molted




P. formosa after a shed


P. fasciata gave me false hope that she dropped a good eggsac





Joke was on me....there were only three post embryos that would make it




Female Phormictopus cancerides after a molt


Male P. cancerides after a molt


Pelinobius muticus
Looking plump


That's why






a few Nhandu chromatus slings...




Monocentropus balfouri trying to act tough


Lasiodora parahybana standing over a ballpoint pen for size reference.


Haplopelma lividum


Grammostola rosea after a molt


Eupalaestrus campestratus


Ephebopus cyangnathus
Wasn't too happy with this species at first, but the few times I actually see them I think they're pretty cool.


Ultimate male Cyriocosmus elegans


Chilobrachys fimbriatus


Ceratogyrus marshalli


and C. marshalli 2nd instar.


more C. marshalli
I haven't had a pair of this species since the early 2000s so it was quite nice to produce these again this year.

[jmugleston]

Brachypelma albopilosum


Brachypelma albiceps still haven't figured it out yet.


Looks like the avics wanted to get in on the free roaming thing too. Avicularia avicularia out for a stroll


Aphonopelma sp. "cleater mts"


Aphonopelma seemanni


Acanthoscurria geniculata - And for those following me on facebook, yes there will be contests for these two eggsacs soon!






And this one too




and some more slings


Acanthoscurria chacoana


When I first picked up a few of these I worried that I was paying a lot for an Xenesthis immanis. Finally they're starting to look blue.


One of my baby X. immanis from last year.


Female X. immanis taking care of a hisser

[babyknees]

The P. irminia babies are so cute! You have an excellent collection. I especially love all the pokies, the P. cancerides and the X. immanis.