Oct 30, 2024
my regal jumping spider ❤️ her abdomen used to be a bright orange but it's lost its colour in her old age :( their lifespan is typically 1-1.5 years but this girl has managed to almost make it to two!!
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my regal jumping spider ❤️ her abdomen used to be a bright orange but it's lost its colour in her old age :( their lifespan is typically 1-1.5 years but this girl has managed to almost make it to two!!
some clips of yesterdays tarantula feeding day 🕷️🫶
my green bottle blue tarantula 🫶
D&D right after reptile expo means I get to bring my new babies along.. had my regal jumper out for a minute and she blessed my dice for me 😌💕
finally got around to rehousing some spiders into the new tarantula cribs enclosures!
my E.campestratus let me hold her for a second while i moved her. i swear she's the calmest tarantula i have. no hair kicking or bolting from her 💕 she's so sweet.
also my A.geniculata (second pic) decided to "hide" in her water dish when i rehoused her lmao, i was able to just pick up the entire bowl and put it in the new enclosure. so easy.
Little scorpling using his stinger on a cricket 🦗
my largest tarantula, my n.tripepii aka brazilian blonde is molting right now and i’m so excited!! she’s in her cave lying on her back with all her leggies in the air,
i tried to get a picture but she webbed up the entrance to the cave pretty good and that’s all my camera wants to focus on 🙄 can’t wait to see how much bigger she is after this molt!!
my scorp!! i held him for the first time today!! still need to think of a name for him.. my pinchy mans 🦂