All he does is hide and bury the waterdish.
He looks so smug about it too.

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All he does is hide and bury the waterdish.
He looks so smug about it too.
The little monster has been out and about lately.
Wishlist:
Tarantulas:
Acanthoscurria geniculata (x)
Aphonopelma moderatum (x)
Avicularia avicularia (x)
Brachypelma albiceps (x)
Brachypelma albopilosum (x)
Brachypelma boehmei (x)
Brachypelma vagans (x)
Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens (x)
Cyclosternum fasciatum (x)
Cyriocosmus elegans (x)
Grammostola pulchripes (x)
Grammostola sp. "concepcion" (x)
Hapalopus sp. columbia (x)
Haplopelma lividum (x)
Haplopelma longipes (x)
Heteroscodra maculata (x)
Holothele incei "gold" (x)
Megaphobema robustum (x)
Monocentropus balfouri (x)
Paraphysa scrofa (x)
Poecilotheria bara (x)
Poecilotheria metallica (x)
Poecilotheria rufilata (x)
Psalmopoeus cambridgei (x)
Psalmopoeus irminia (x)
Psalmopoeus pulcher (x)
Selenobrachys philippinus (x)
Thrixopelma ockerti (x)
Scorpions:
Pandinus imperator (x)
Centipedes:
Scolopendra subspinipes (x)
Other spiders:
Gorgyrella sp. (x)
Acanthogonatus franki (x)
Heteropoda lunula (x)
The cute little versi getting it's chill on in it's little house.
This is the most I've seen of my OBT in weeks.
It's still the same size too.
A slightly better picture of the tiny P. regalis, it ran around the enclosure like a freak because of the flash.
Whiskers is still exploring her new digs, all up on the side.
The tiniest one of them all, Sweetie. You can't tell but it's an N. chromatus.
The shy P. regalis, Hopscotch. Always scurries everywhere when it's house is bumped.
I may or may not be very nervous of feeding this one.
This is my other newest arrival! The tiny L. parahybana I decided to name Banana. It's just a little bigger than my pinky nail.
This is Poncho the B. smithi. She likes to flick hair at the slightest disturbance (at least I think it's a she).
Nervous wreck.
This is Franz, the A. versicolor. It likes to scamper around the enclosure whenever I open it. I'm so excited for it's adult colors you have no idea.
Please be female.
This is Olive a G. pulchra, he's the most temperamental T I've got. He tries to attack the water when I fill his dish, and when I try to get anything out of his enclosure he wrestles with the tongs.
What a scallywag.
One of my newest arrivals! A G. rosea RCF. My friend named her Clementine, because of the spiffy new colors she'll get when she molts.
This is my G. rosea, Whiskers. She was the first tarantula I bought around a year and a half ago.
She can be so docile, but she has those days.