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Tarcan
10-04-03, 04:27 PM
Since most of the people generally prefer Avics, I decided to post a few pictures of less common Avicularia spp.

I hope you like them.

The first is A. huriana, my personnal fevourite. Those get pretty big not to say huge by Avic standards.

Their most amazing caracteristic is that they are huge
super-fuzzballs!

Here is a picture of my immature male.

Enjoy

Martin

Tarcan
10-04-03, 04:28 PM
Here is one of my A. urticans females. A less colourfull species, but truly beautiful anyway:

TheRedDragon
10-04-03, 04:29 PM
I love Avics...I own an Avicularia Avicularia...you have a very nice Avic. :)

Tarcan
10-04-03, 04:29 PM
And now a female A. minatrix.

A very small Avicularis spp. from Venezuela. Very nice reddish colouration on the abdomen. Actually the only avic that keeps it's "tiger" pattern as it grows... a beautiful little gem...


This picture is not the best, but it is the only one I have for the moment.

Tarcan
10-04-03, 04:32 PM
yes, A. avicularia is a very popular spider. With good reason, very beautiful and easy to care for. I hope to see a pic of yours if you ever have time to post one. Actually, it would be nice if everyone could post their avic pictures here! I will try to take more form my other species.

Martin

nuno
10-04-03, 04:49 PM
Nice!

I like the Versicolour. :D

Tarcan
10-04-03, 05:00 PM
Indeed, I will try to get a decent pic of A. versicolor.

TheRedDragon
10-04-03, 05:36 PM
Here's my A. Avicularia. :)

http://www.angelfire.com/myband/slaughter/snakes/Sally03.jpg

Tarcan
10-04-03, 07:24 PM
That's what we want to see!

Thanks Red Dragon, it looks great!

Emily-Fisher
10-04-03, 07:55 PM
Ooh... I LOVE A. Urticans but after seeing these pics, I must say that the A. Minatrix are super gorgeous too. Wow, lucky you to own such gorgeous animals!

jay76
10-05-03, 12:55 AM
I like that Minatrix, Martin! Very nice!

arachnomania
10-05-03, 04:25 PM
Here's a picture of my breeding pair of Avicularia avicularia
http://www.arachnomania.net/pictures/pinktoe05.jpg

bborysow
10-05-03, 04:43 PM
Hey Robert, for all those of us just learning to sex T's, that would be the female on the left, and the male on the right? Is that correct?
Nice Pic, thanks much.

arachnomania
10-05-03, 08:10 PM
That's right Brian. How's my male blondi doing? Success?

Tarcan
10-14-03, 05:45 PM
Here is a giant undescribed species of Avicularia from Peru...

Tarcan
10-14-03, 05:47 PM
This is one of my females A. braunshauseni... this species can reach a spectacular 20cm legspan... I guess that is why they call it the Giant Pinktoe...

Tarcan
10-14-03, 05:47 PM
As promised, a little female A. versicolor...

reptile boi
10-14-03, 05:54 PM
Rob,
you have MY avic so i cant post a pic of it LMAO!!! But it would be great if you could post a pic of it :D by the way, how is it doing? Any breeding yet? (key word: YET!) LOL



Thanks,
Ben

arachnomania
10-15-03, 08:28 PM
Ben,
The picture I posted on this thread is actually my female and YOUR male. My female shed a couple weeks ago so next time (2-3 weeks) I go go to Ottawa I'll bring him over to ya. Thanks again for the 50/50.

TheRedDragon
10-16-03, 09:55 PM
Is the temperment in all the Avics about the same? I didn't realize there was so much variation with this one particular sub species, I want them all! (Not if Invictus could help it though :( ) ;)

Dani33
10-16-03, 10:00 PM
http://www.birdspiders.com/
Check out this web site. It has allot of great pics!

CDN-Cresties
10-16-03, 10:00 PM
Nice T's everyone!!!

-Steve-

Tarcan
10-17-03, 08:04 AM
Hi Red Dragon,

Some Avicularia spp. have very different behaviors...

Take for exemple A. laeta (from Porto Rico), it is a quite agressive animal. Actually, a lot of them I do not fully trust for handling like A. urticans and A. huriana to name a few.

For the moment, all the picture I have shared belong to different species of the genus Avicularia, not sub-species... I say for the moment because some taxonomists argue that some of those species are only regional variants of A. avicularia (like A. bicegoi and A. braunshauseni for exemple). So in the future, we may see some species become synonymised...

I hope this helps

Martin

Tarcan
01-17-04, 08:49 PM
Time to post some new stuff, can you tell I am bored tonight!LOL

Here is a female A. geroldi...

Nice blue... pretty little spider

Tarcan
01-17-04, 08:52 PM
Another angle of the avic monster...

A. braunshauseni...

Tarcan
01-17-04, 08:54 PM
The fuzz ball

He he, my favourite

A. huriana

Vanan
01-18-04, 06:05 PM
Love them huriana's man. Hey, anyone gotta pic of a A. metallica??

Can't post a pic now cos I think my A. avic is in premolt (again!). Once she's done, maybe. :)