My T's

Skits · 03-05-12, 12:56 AM

I'm not sure if I've posted my T's before so here they are. I'll be picking up about 5-6 more by the end of this month. I need a little variety.

Here's Attila, my immature male (guessing) P.Murinus. He's very tiny, about 2-3 inches.

This is my G.Rosea immature male, King. He's my baby. <3

Skits · 03-05-12, 12:56 AM

Now Ross, my tiny A.Avic immature male (guessing).

Skits · 03-05-12, 12:57 AM

Now here's my newest addition, a female G.Rosea. She's about 5-6 inches. These were taken during a rehousing.

And last, my other newest addition, my female A.Avic. She's a female, but very tiny. We went to pick her up just this Friday, her owners were giving her water by a sponge, feeding her a cricket every few months, and had her in a tanks so large that she was very stressed and wasn't properly webbing. Plus they never cleaned her tank in the years they've had her! She's very thin, also has some stuck exo on her. I've raised the humidity and she's been eating her crickets like a champ so I'm hoping she'll be better in no time and have a great molt.

Skits · 03-05-12, 01:38 AM

Also thought I'd add in a few of my asian forest scorp. Here's when I first brought him home about three months back. Tiny baby!

During his molt.

And after molt

Trent · 03-05-12, 10:09 AM

Love the pics!

theapexgerman · 03-05-12, 10:39 AM

wow like the T in the first pic

Trent · 03-05-12, 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by theapexgerman

wow like the T in the first pic

Otherwise known as the orange bitey thing..awesome tarantula..hides alot though

theapexgerman · 03-05-12, 10:59 AM

it would hide lol and its pretty aggreisve

**lady_bug87** · 03-05-12, 11:04 AM

cool pictures, we just got our first T, I am a little less than enthused but slowly adjusting

BarelyBreathing · 03-05-12, 12:33 PM

I love the first one. That's a starburst, correct?

Skits · 03-05-12, 01:19 PM

Thanks. Yes the first one is a starburst, or also "orange baboon" or as Trent said, orange bitey thing. :P

And ladybug, they get addicting. Be ready to have more in no time, haha.

**lady_bug87** · 03-05-12, 01:33 PM

haha the one we have is cool, s/he never hides, we have 2 hides and enough substrate that it can burrow and it just sits on top of its hide chillin lol I'm afraid of spiders I dont mind having one but I like when it stays in its enclosure, ha

Trent · 03-05-12, 01:39 PM

And ladybug, they get addicting. Be ready to have more in no time, haha.[/quote]

So very true!
AT one point I was up to 46 tarantulas.

BarelyBreathing · 03-05-12, 01:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Skits

Thanks. Yes the first one is a starburst, or also "orange baboon" or as Trent said, orange bitey thing. :P

And ladybug, they get addicting. Be ready to have more in no time, haha.

That's on my top five new spider list.

Skits · 03-05-12, 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by lady_bug87

haha the one we have is cool, s/he never hides, we have 2 hides and enough substrate that it can burrow and it just sits on top of its hide chillin lol I'm afraid of spiders I dont mind having one but I like when it stays in its enclosure, ha

Haha, that's what my dad thinks about mine. As long as my animals stay in their enclosures, he's fine with having them. :0

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AT one point I was up to 46 tarantulas.

Wow, lucky.

I'm hoping I'll be able to have that many one day. By the end of this month I should be up to 11. I'm excited!

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Originally Posted by BarelyBreathing

That's on my top five new spider list.

They are a really cool species. Mine hides a lot, but he makes really lovely webs. I moved him into a new tank this weekend and lucky for me, he webbed against the side of his tank so I can still see him.