Tarantulas and Spiders

[4theSNAKElady]

Idk about that....i have a tiny little micro flourescent bulb...
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[3skulls]

I would look up what spectrum of light of light they see and what the black light gives off.
I have some millipedes that glow but have not done it yet.

[3skulls]

Overdue updates.
P. irminia molted!
She looks huge but runs as soon as I one in the room. Caught her with her feet hanging out.



One of the bigger LPs molted and was was really upset that I gave her water :p

Eek!!


Baby versi molted. Awwwww


Looks like some if the A. hentzi have made it to 2i
Haven't checked them all but I looked in on a few random cups. They are still very tiny.

I'll get some more pics when I pick a night to feed.

[4theSNAKElady]

Awww......I baby versi. I want one!
....and I want a P.irminia too! Is that too much to want? On top of what I already want???

[3skulls]

When it comes to an irminia, there is always room in the wish list.
A favorite for sure.

Very fast and a great looking species. Not as nasty of a bite as some (not that I would want to test that out)

One that I think I will always have in my collection.

[carlson]

The Irminia looks cool. That's a pokie right? Lol pokies look cool one day I want many!

[3skulls]

Psalmopoeus
They are found in South America around Venezuela

[Mike41793]

My gbb is starting to web up his cup all over



And my b. vagans still hasn't molted. She must be soon....

[3skulls]

Haha that vagans is plump.

Wait until that GBB gets some size, the webbing is going to be awesome!

Looks like the C. darlingi are going to be great webbers too. Their little cups are full of web.

[Capray]

Whoah Mike! Those guys grow fast! Ugh they are so fricken cute with their webbing.