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goodlouse

alrightyspidey

Spidey holding her cat 🐈‍⬛

megatronstoe

Eddie , Grammostola pulchripes

anarachnophobicnightmare

Thrigmopoeus psychedelicus

(Indian Psychedelic)

Image Source: www.tarantupedia.com

spidersdaily

Now known as Haploclastus psychedelicus !

rancho-mom

she has my eyes 😍

rancho-mom

the glow up is insane Belafonte ✨

tarantuling

look at my newest addition, he’s so tiny and pretty. 0.0.1 Pamphobeteus sp. platyomma

jemsjumpers

Today we said goodbye to Nemo 💔

For many people, he was "just a spider." But for us, he was so much more than that.

Nemo's journey was unlike any other. During his juvenile stages, he developed an extra leg, something we had never seen before. Then, after his final moult, he lost a functioning leg and one of his pedipalps. Despite every challenge life threw at him, Nemo carried on with the same curiosity, determination, and spirit that made him so special.

He taught us an important lesson: disability does not mean inability.

As someone who is physically disabled myself, Nemo's story resonated deeply with me. Watching him adapt, overcome obstacles, and continue living life on his own terms was both inspiring and comforting. He reminded me that our differences do not define our worth or our ability to thrive.

It's hard to put into words how much such a tiny creature could teach us, but Nemo truly changed the way we see resilience.

Thank you, little man, for everything you taught us and for allowing us to share your journey with so many people. You will always hold a special place in our hearts.

Because of this loss, we may take a couple of days away from posting while we process and grieve. It might sound silly to some, but anyone who has loved and cared for an animal, no matter how small, will understand.

Sleep well, Nemo ❤️

You were loved, and you will be missed.

Biiiiiiiiiiig sploot

Along came a spider…

antiqueanimals

Attus Audax, painting by Nicholas Marcellus Hentz (1797-1856)

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tarantuling

if you know someone who’s scared of spiders and thinks they’re evil, show them this picture of Musgrave, my Caribena versicolor (Antilles Pinktoe Tarantula) sitting on top of his star shaped water dish and sTICKING hIS LEGGY OUT reaL FAR