Matthes pictures

[Matthias Pickave]

Hi everyone, I start with Brachpelma albiceps. The male survived the crazy moult.. =)

[Colin D Wilson]

Very nice Matthes,

Certainly don't see that position for moulting very often.

Keep them coming !!

Colin

[Matthias Pickave]

Here my absoloute favourite: Phamphobeteus spec. gigantea, what I call it.
There´s a short discribtion of it in Peter KLAAS´ old book, I just assume it is the same as mine. Also a report from Samy Felten in an Arachne journal. After molt it ist jet black, close to antinous. I´ll post a postmolt pic later.



I only have this lonley maybe subadult female....


BTW, the albiceps fell off the stone mysteriously while moulting..

[andy hood]

lovely spiders you have there matthias , nice photos too

[Matthias Pickave]

Thanks Andy!
Here´s a bad picture of the Pamphobeteus spec. postmolt:

Its black, maybe with few yellow-red hairs on the back



Matthes

[Matthias Pickave]

and here, two bigger spiderlings of Pamphobeteus antinous Peru:
it´s the same specimen on boths fotos

[Matthias Pickave]

and here a subadult Stromatopelma calceatum male:
Father of 108 Spiderlings meanwhile

[Matthias Pickave]

Hi!

Here´s a subadult Xenesthis cf. intermedius male, an adult female of that, and an adult X. immanis male: