Michelle Howarth's Spider Picture Thread

[Michelle Howarth]

Introducing the newest addition to my collection - T. Blondi Burgundy - AKA Maggie

She's Little Maggie now, but I'm certain she aspires to be Monster Maggie one day.

[Michelle Howarth]

Some more piccies (I love taking T pics)

T. Blondi (Burgundy) "Maggie"



T. Apophysis (doing high five) "Feet"



A. Versicolor



P. Striata (sub adult male)



A. Bicegoi

[Ian Hall]

Loving the T. Apophysis picture and the A.versicolor. New additions?

[Michelle Howarth]

Loving the T. Apophysis picture and the A.versicolor. New additions?

Thanks!

I've had the a. versicolor a few months (had it since it was just 1cm) but it's quite prone to hiding in its web hide, so I don't get too many opportunities to photograph it. Spotted it out tonight and grabbed the camera.

T. Apophysis I've had just a few weeks. I think it is very cute.

[Evadne Fourie]

awesome pics and T's


u do know i might just T-nap that Pampho you have there LOL

[Michelle Howarth]

Thanks very much - speaking of that pampho, it moulted last night - just look at it now!

Before:



After:

[Michelle Howarth]

A few more newbies

First up juvie Nhandu vulpinus:



and here she is decided she didn't like her new home:



and here she is deciding to leave:



and her brief on the carpet protest before I put her back :yes:



and next up, Another Brown Spider - Stichoplastoris sp. This is an adult and it looks like a bulky house spider :laugh:



nom nom nom



and aw, lookit the little A. sp "Amazonica"



and Aphonopelma caniceps



and lastly this isn't a newbie, but since I rehoused it today, I grabbed a piccie (p. rufilata)

[Ian Hall]

Your little A. sp "Amazonica" is awesome!

[Evadne Fourie]

im stil soooo going to steal your pampho's!!!

Beautiful T's and pics ...

[Michelle Howarth]

Thought I'd add a few piccies to this thread

First a couple of newbies - Euathlus truculentus

AF



immature male



T. stirmi pairing # 2



AF P. antinous



AF small form A. versicolor (this girl is currently holding an egg sac, but sadly it is infertle)



Thanks for looking!