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A few snaps of Bullitt, my Mexican red knee spiderling. Unsexed for now, this specimen is starting to show some orange coloration on the legs, and a black patch on the abdomen. Looking forward to the next molt! To give an idea of size, the water dish is a micro bowl, so about the size of a £2 coin.
The last picture is a rare glimpse at my Lampropelma "Borneo black" sp. showing her black toes with orange hairs. It's a pretty fast and fast growing specimen, with a voracious appetite. I placed a mini-worm on the top of the bark, and before I could grab my camera, the mini-worm got tagged and inexorably dragged into the borneo black's lair. This specimen is between 2.5 and 3 inches after 2 molts in my care, still with strong black colorations. Underneath of the abdomen is getting browner, so I'm still really unsure about sexing it.
Hope you guys enjoy the pics!
Cedz
The last picture is a rare glimpse at my Lampropelma "Borneo black" sp. showing her black toes with orange hairs. It's a pretty fast and fast growing specimen, with a voracious appetite. I placed a mini-worm on the top of the bark, and before I could grab my camera, the mini-worm got tagged and inexorably dragged into the borneo black's lair. This specimen is between 2.5 and 3 inches after 2 molts in my care, still with strong black colorations. Underneath of the abdomen is getting browner, so I'm still really unsure about sexing it.
Hope you guys enjoy the pics!
Cedz