A few more new Ts.

[Enn49]

These arrived in the early hours of this morning, 4.30am to be exact, along with my new containers from Poland.

Psalmopoeus irminia, Sierra. I do hope this one is female


Holothele sanguiniceps, Biche.


Chilobrachys sp. kaeng krachan, as yet unnamed. This was supposed to be an Acanthoscurria geniculate

 

[Rmac88]

Those P. irminia are amazing, although sadly my wife only allowed the B. albo bc I reassured her over and over and over again they were docile and great beginners T, and even then I'm only allowed the one [emoji14]

Not sure that would end well with me if I bought another, especially one as fast and more bitey as a P. irminia sadly

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[Thistles]

Whoops! At least the surprise T is a neat one!

 

[Enn49]

Those P. irminia are amazing, although sadly my wife only allowed the B. albo bc I reassured her over and over and over again they were docile and great beginners T, and even then I'm only allowed the one [emoji14]

Not sure that would end well with me if I bought another, especially one as fast and more bitey as a P. irminia sadly

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I was only getting one, I now have 50

Lovely !

Thank you

Whoops! At least the surprise T is a neat one!

Yes, I've looked at them a few times but never got one so I'm definitely not unhappy.

 

[Enn49]

They may only have been here less than 36 hours in fact they've only been in their new homes for 24 hours but some have been busy

Chilobrachys sp. kaeng krachan,now named Tahm (it means 8) has been very busy webbing but decided to take a swim.


Holothele sanguiniceps, Biche, has done a little bit of burrowing


Psalmopoeus irminia, Sierra, has been the lazy one


Dolichothele diamantinensis, Alberta, has been here a bit longer, 4 days now, and has made itself completely at home