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01/12/2021

🔘 Brachypelma smithi🔘 Freshly molted Male. Soon enough and he will meet his new girlfriend 😁

01/07/2021

•Poecilotheria subfusca highland•
This genus is probably my favourite so far. All the species in the genus are gorgeous looking T’s! Definitely not a beginner T!! This girl is the newest to the collection.

01/07/2021

This •Lasiodora parahybana• just molted. Pushing 4+ inch now.

11/10/2020

••Theraphosa stirmi•• Burgundy Goliath Birdeater! These tarantulas aren’t just cool to look at! They also get the size of a 🍽 dinner plate. 😱 Can’t wait. Here is our sub adult female.

11/02/2020

••Xenesthis immanis•• This female is looking stunning on her midnight stroll. I love this genus! Looking forward to getting more species. How many Xenesthis species are you aware of?

10/05/2020

•• Theraphosa stirmi ••

10/02/2020

📸 1 ••Brachypelma smithi ••
📸2 ••Brachypelma hamorii•• I never use to be able to tell the difference between these two. Over time the difference’s became clearer to see.

09/29/2020

https://www.sciencealert.com/surprise-tarantulas-can-see-in-colour

Tarantulas don't just come in brown and black. These large, hairy spiders can also display wonderful hues of blue, green, purple, and red.

09/26/2020

••Xenesthis immanis•• Quick feed. She’s had her burrow blocked off for almost 3 months now. Found her out strolling last night but didn’t see a molt.

09/26/2020

••Poecilotheria regalis •• molted yesterday. She wouldn’t let me get the molt though.🤤 This female was paired with a male about 6 months ago. Guess will have another “hubba hubba time” before her boyfriend bites the dust.

09/21/2020

Phidippus Audax Sub Adult Female
Such a cutie. Look at those eyes 🥰.

09/20/2020

••Monocentropus balfouri•• out for a midnight stroll. We just have the one but will be doing a communal in the near future.

09/19/2020

••Hysterocrates gigas •• This girl is an aggressive eater!

09/17/2020

•• Bumba cabocla •• I think she could eat. This is a really cool T! Mostly chill and really curious but as you can see she can move if she wants.

09/16/2020

Noooooo!!! Poor thing. Finaly got a Poecilotheria metallica and it died a few months after. I'm guessing a lack of moisture was the cause. It was refusing food, a few weeks later I found it like this. Water dish was full but substrate was dry. I will be using a different set up next time .

09/16/2020

One of my favorite T's. This is the only female I've had but she is super chill. Looking forward to getting more.
●●Pterinopelma sazimai●●

09/15/2020

Big gir was out exploring.
POECILOTHERIA regalis