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A. Juruensis the first picture was literally her pouncing as the camera went off. I don’t think i’ll Ever own a camera that can do this girl justice though. She’s an absolute stunner in person
G. pulchripes
Just my T. vagans enclosure. The sub is literally flush with the lid lol
Not many interested in having their pictures taken today but I did get one special treat:
P. rufilata. She for once didn’t go straight for her tube when I came in the room today lol. You really can’t tell how big she is from the picture but she’s all of 7.5 inches. I just wasn’t going to get so close as to risk a bolt or any other kind of interaction (the cat had wandered into the room while I was working with the slings). Anyway, I really had doubts that i’d ever get a good enough photo of this girl to share with you guys so this was worth the lack of other pictures today! A couple more:
B. klassi
And lastly A. chalchodes enjoying her first worm after a recent molt.
Hope everyone enjoys!
N. chromatus starting to look like a little miniature adult. This little one really disappointed me when I first got her, what with being buried all the time but she grows on me day by day. Finally justifying my excitement for jumping into the genus.
Post molt C. versicolor #2. The blue just drives me wild. I’ve found myself trying to not order slings every time I see them lol. I think along with the GBB, my collection will never be without this species.
It’s not very often my Nhandu chromatus stays out when come in the room and turn on the light so I had to snap a couple pictures to share! Hope everyone enjoys!
Thanks @Arachnoclown, I’ve been keeping my eye out for an ornata or regalis (yeah, I like them big) but I’m yet to pull the trigger. I’m taking my time getting my spider room in order but one day they shall be mine. I also have an eye for vittata but they’re near impossible to find in PA.