Ian Hall's Collection Pictures.

[Ian Hall]

Grammostola rosea 'red phase'



Brachypelma smithi



Brachypelma bohemi



chromatopelma cyaneopubescens



chromatopelma cyaneopubescens



Ceratogyrus darlingi



Brachypelma sabulosum

[Ian Hall]

chromatopelma cyaneopubescens



chromatopelma cyaneopubescens



Brachypelma vagans



Lasiodora parahybana



Haplopelma lividum (Rare photo, well moving to a deeper enclosure)

[Ian Hall]

Grammostola sp. Concepicon



Grammostola sp. Concepicon

[Ian Hall]

Brachypelma vagans



Brachypelma bohemi

[Ian Hall]

chromatopelma cyaneopubescens

[Ian Hall]

Haplopelma lividum



Brachypelma bohemi



Grammostola rosea 'red phase'



Grammostola pulchripes



Grammostola sp. Concepicon

[Ian Hall]

Grammostola rosea 'red phase'



Grammostola pulchripes



Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens



Brachypelma vagans

[Michelle Howarth]

Some lovely pictures, I particularly like the Grammostola pulchripes

[Denny Teasdale]

Some beautiful pics there...I especially like the C. cyaneopubescens and Grammostola sp Concepicon but in all lovely specimens.

[Ian Hall]

Ceratogyrus darlingi

[Ian Hall]

Cyriocosmus elegans

[Michelle Howarth]

Aw, it's such a cutie!

I want one (definitely on my rather long wanted list LOL)

[Ian Hall]

Grammostola pulchripes



Cyriocosmus elegans



Cyriocosmus elegans

[Michelle Howarth]

I really love the Grammostola pulchripes just wish mine would hurry up and grow, I have two mini slings and they are fickle feeders - sometimes they scoff everything, and then go months with nothing. Growing slowly though, one even has fluff now LOL

C. elegans looks like its making itself nicely at home - jealous much (I want one)

[Ian Hall]

My Grammostola pulchripes has trippled in size since I got him last May. Great feeder too only goes off food when approaching a molt as for my C elegans he's settled in great and the photo of him with a cricket in between his fangs is the first time I've seen him eat. The Joy!