Michelle Howarth's Spider Picture Thread

[Michelle Howarth]

A few more piccies:

Citharischius crawshayi



P. Striata





P. Murinus (just a little one)



Thrixopelma ockerti

[Aaron Annal]

Cool pics i've got 10 T.ockerti slings here still really tiny cant wait till they get some colour

[Michelle Howarth]

Cool pics i've got 10 T.ockerti slings here still really tiny cant wait till they get some colour

They'll soon have some colour. Mine was a hairless 0.5cm little thing less than 4 months ago. It's grown really fast. This is the first hint of colour its shown. Can't wait to see it next moult (they really grow in leaps and bounds).

[Michelle Howarth]

Thought I'd add these two to my thread - a couple of gems in my collection:

first off a very special spider - my MM avic sp (species unknown) who was in fact my very first tarantula :biggrin:



and one of my personal faves, my juvie Selenocosmia sp. "Ebony"

[Aaron Annal]

They'll soon have some colour. Mine was a hairless 0.5cm little thing less than 4 months ago. It's grown really fast. This is the first hint of colour its shown. Can't wait to see it next moult (they really grow in leaps and bounds).

cool cant wait there from 1 of my brothers spiders so cant wait till they look like there mum

Again some excellent pics and T's you have

[Michelle Howarth]

New babies

These two little beauties arrived today. (T. apophysis)


Aren't they sweet. Look at those long legs!

[Ian Hall]

Yeah those last 2 little guys are cool looking!

[Matt Ball]

Love your thread, some cool pics and awesome T's!

Your new babies look like their wearing fluffy socks, so sweet!

[Michelle Howarth]

Love your thread, some cool pics and awesome T's!

Your new babies look like their wearing fluffy socks, so sweet!

Thanks very much, they are little long legged beauties

[Michelle Howarth]

Got this gorgeous little avicularia bicegoi today - really pleased with it. :biggrin:





and settling into new home a few minutes before tucking into a welcome to new home cricket.

[Michelle Howarth]

Added these two lovely ladies to my collection today:

Lasiodora parahybana - and she is HUGE. I put her in this tank and she spread her legs out and I promptly had to upgrade her. She's a very big girl!





and a very beautiful Thrixopelma ockerti







Very pleased with them both, and looking forward to adding T. Blondi to my collection on Sunday

[Aaron Annal]

Lovely T's Michelle
how big is your L.parahybana i have 3 suspected fems here and are roughly 13-14cms leg span and eat everything you throw at them and jus sit on show all the time excellent T to have

[Michelle Howarth]

Lovely T's Michelle
how big is your L.parahybana i have 3 suspected fems here and are roughly 13-14cms leg span and eat everything you throw at them and jus sit on show all the time excellent T to have

Thanks.

I just measured her she is 16cm from front foot to back foot. I do not think she is full grown yet either. Gonna be a HUGE spider.

I like her a lot.

[Aaron Annal]

Excellent
i have an adult male here aswell as the 3 fems cant wait for the fems nxt molt they are an evil threesome aswell

[Michelle Howarth]

Here are some more shots of my Thrixopelma ockerti - she's a little wet as i had just misted the tank and she decided to come out and tell me off for intruding - so I grabbed the camera LOL





When she got this far, I told her, "that's far enough little lady" and she went back home, satisfied she'd seen me off.