Tarantula Pics and My New Display Cage

Patrick · 04-30-08, 00:11

Usumbara (P. usumbara). I need a male to breed her with.

My Spiderlings. Bolivian Salmon (A. chacoana), Brazilian Red and White (N. chromatus), Brazilian Black and White (N. coloratovillosus)

Brazilian Black and White (N. coloratovillosus) right after molting.

Chilean Rose (G. rosea)

Ghost Ornamental (P. pederseni)

Divided Display Cage With Chilean Rose and Usumbara

Dimitrius · 04-30-08, 02:42

Ewwwwww! Gross!

No really, that's terrible.....but cool spi.....spi....spi..spi..spi...spiiiiders. I can barely even sat it, lol.

Seriously though, they will be in my dreams tonight. *shudders*

Mermaidia · 04-30-08, 09:15

what a collection you have there. did you breed and get those cute little babies?

Brave soul having the Usumbara.

m00n · 04-30-08, 10:22

cool I have a chilean rose spider too, they're so cute awww.
thanks for sharing with us.

koldjgdaro · 04-30-08, 10:59

Do you trip with them?

mrpanda · 04-30-08, 11:07

Cue spiders on drugs video.

prism1234 · 04-30-08, 12:43

Where is CritterChat's host Beast Master on this one????

Nice critters tho!!

Beastmaster · 04-30-08, 14:57

Lol, I didn't want to seem eager by being the first one to post in this thread, lol.

Pretty arachnids! They all look fat healthy and happy!

Question about the OBT, did it slow down any when it got bigger? I have one with about a 1" legspan and that sucker is FAST.

You mention an interest in breeding, have you bred tarantulas as of yet? I've had one attempt with some pink toes...

Patrick · 05-01-08, 12:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by Beastmaster

Lol, I didn't want to seem eager by being the first one to post in this thread, lol.

Pretty arachnids! They all look fat healthy and happy!

Question about the OBT, did it slow down any when it got bigger? I have one with about a 1" legspan and that sucker is FAST.

You mention an interest in breeding, have you bred tarantulas as of yet? I've had one attempt with some pink toes...

Hey I've been into tarantulas and reptiles since I was a kid. The OBT's grow FAST and they are definately fast speed wise. It has slowed down speed wise since it was young. Especially since she is so fat now. She is one hell of a pig! I have tried to breed the rose hair pictured above two times but she never produced any egg sacks. That seems to be common with rose hairs. I've read much about OBT's being one of the easier species to breed. The females are usually nicer to the male than most species. Seems weird since they are agressive towards everything else lol.

Patrick · 05-01-08, 12:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by koldjgdaro

Do you trip with them?

I've definately checked out their colors and patterns when tripping.

Patrick · 05-01-08, 13:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mermaidia

what a collection you have there. did you breed and get those cute little babies?

Brave soul having the Usumbara.

Nope those are all different species. I hope to breed sometime soon. They can have 100's of babies! The Usumbara isn't so bad, just not one for handling.

Beastmaster · 05-01-08, 15:24

Yeah that's true, I forget that it can't kick urticating hairs at me. My salmon pink birdeater causes me the worst rashes when she gets irritated and kicks little clouds of those hairs at me. I swear those things will be floating around in the air for a few days after too cuz I end up with itchy rashes on places I wouldn't expect, like on my belly.

I have a successful colony of blaptica discoidales (dwarf cave cockroaches) from costa rica or something like that, now that they are reproducing, holy cow, I'm never buying crickets again! Does seem they're a little smarter than the crickets though, The adults tend to get into these stand-offs with my salmon pink bird eater, where they freeze if she moves towards them, and then she freezes, unsure of which piece of bark it was that moved, and they sit there for HOURS the tarantula waiting for the roach to move, the roach waiting for the tarantula to get bored and fall asleep.

Such fascinating creatures!

Patrick · 05-01-08, 21:36

I have a small colony of lobster roaches. They get about as big as crickets. They are definately smarter, but so much easier to breed than crickets. They smell less than crickets too.

Beastmaster · 05-01-08, 22:00

Here's a thread that I posted a bunch of my tarantula pics in, I'll link ya rather than repost all that: http://forums.mycotopia.net/lifestyl...ples-pets.html (Peoples Pets)

Patrick · 05-02-08, 14:32

Nice I enjoyed your pics.

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04-30-08, 00:11	#1 (permalink)
Patrick 21st Century Toltec Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 79	Tarantula Pics and My New Display Cage Usumbara (P. usumbara). I need a male to breed her with. My Spiderlings. Bolivian Salmon (A. chacoana), Brazilian Red and White (N. chromatus), Brazilian Black and White (N. coloratovillosus) Brazilian Black and White (N. coloratovillosus) right after molting. Chilean Rose (G. rosea) Ghost Ornamental (P. pederseni) Divided Display Cage With Chilean Rose and Usumbara __________________ I am the Earth. Please stop hurting me. I want us to once again live in harmony. As One. Remember! Live with heart...

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Dimitrius Accidental Yogi Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 376	Ewwwwww! Gross! No really, that's terrible.....but cool spi.....spi....spi..spi..spi...spiiiiders. I can barely even sat it, lol. Seriously though, they will be in my dreams tonight. shudders __________________ "Man is essentially spiritual, luminous and self-sustaining." -Paramahamsa Hariharananda

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Mermaidia Sober Sister Join Date: Aug 2006 Posts: 3,030	what a collection you have there. did you breed and get those cute little babies? Brave soul having the Usumbara. __________________ Don't let your gift take you somewhere your character can not keep you.

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koldjgdaro Psychonaut Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 531	Do you trip with them? __________________ To fathom Hell or soar angelic, just take a pinch of psychedelic

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m00n Former Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 41	cool I have a chilean rose spider too, they're so cute awww. thanks for sharing with us.

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04-30-08, 14:57	#8 (permalink)
Beastmaster Critter Keeper Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 2,140	Lol, I didn't want to seem eager by being the first one to post in this thread, lol. Pretty arachnids! They all look fat healthy and happy! Question about the OBT, did it slow down any when it got bigger? I have one with about a 1" legspan and that sucker is FAST. You mention an interest in breeding, have you bred tarantulas as of yet? I've had one attempt with some pink toes... __________________ 'Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes genius and courage to move in the opposite direction.' AE

05-01-08, 15:24	#12 (permalink)
Beastmaster Critter Keeper Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 2,140	Yeah that's true, I forget that it can't kick urticating hairs at me. My salmon pink birdeater causes me the worst rashes when she gets irritated and kicks little clouds of those hairs at me. I swear those things will be floating around in the air for a few days after too cuz I end up with itchy rashes on places I wouldn't expect, like on my belly. I have a successful colony of blaptica discoidales (dwarf cave cockroaches) from costa rica or something like that, now that they are reproducing, holy cow, I'm never buying crickets again! Does seem they're a little smarter than the crickets though, The adults tend to get into these stand-offs with my salmon pink bird eater, where they freeze if she moves towards them, and then she freezes, unsure of which piece of bark it was that moved, and they sit there for HOURS the tarantula waiting for the roach to move, the roach waiting for the tarantula to get bored and fall asleep. Such fascinating creatures! __________________ 'Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes genius and courage to move in the opposite direction.' AE

05-01-08, 21:36	#13 (permalink)
Patrick 21st Century Toltec Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 79	I have a small colony of lobster roaches. They get about as big as crickets. They are definately smarter, but so much easier to breed than crickets. They smell less than crickets too. __________________ I am the Earth. Please stop hurting me. I want us to once again live in harmony. As One. Remember! Live with heart...

05-01-08, 22:00	#14 (permalink)
Beastmaster Critter Keeper Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 2,140	Here's a thread that I posted a bunch of my tarantula pics in, I'll link ya rather than repost all that: http://forums.mycotopia.net/lifestyl...ples-pets.html (Peoples Pets) __________________ 'Any fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes genius and courage to move in the opposite direction.' AE

05-02-08, 14:32	#15 (permalink)
Patrick 21st Century Toltec Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 79	Nice I enjoyed your pics. __________________ I am the Earth. Please stop hurting me. I want us to once again live in harmony. As One. Remember! Live with heart...

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