Here's a couple from my collection. I'll update as the opportunities for more pictures arrive. To start with I have a couple of P.murinus juveniles that I just rehoused half an hour ago.






And here's a neat arboreal tank I made a couple of weeks ago when I was off work with Aikido injuries.....!







I'll be making more of these once I buy a band saw. So simple and they are so much cheaper to make yourself than to buy. I might put my sub adult P.irminia in there soon.

One of my GBB. A bit bigger now since this was taken. Stunning colours, I like them better as slings than adults.

Hi, not been around here for a little while. Thought I'd update this thread..

I have a MM P.murinus tcf





And a mature female. I'll be breeding these soon.



My P.murinus rcf juvenile



B.smithi having lunch



A.geniculata



E.truculentus



B.vagans. You can see most of these were taken at feeding time..

A few more.

A.versi





A.sp New River





Sub adult/large juvenile C.cyaneopubescens (gbb)



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I have a H.minax on order, the nice chunky ones. Should make for some nice pictures.

Some nice Ts you have there
I especially like your A.sp New River :silly:

Hey Curt. He's from the UK so he's lucky enough to keep our locals.

And I have to agree that, Aphnopelma is so beautiful.

Curt wrote: Some nice Ts you have there
I especially like your A.sp New River :silly:

Dave wrote: Hey Curt. He's from the UK so he's lucky enough to keep our locals.

And I have to agree that, Aphnopelma is so beautiful.

I agree also, that is a really nice picture of the New River. All pictures up to the rcf P.murinus were just taken on my camera phone, the OBT onwards were taken on a much better camera and the New River is on macro. I have a C.marshalli and C.darlingi but they are small and shy and I also have 5 P.murinus grown on slings that were originally part of a communal set up that saw cannibalism so I broke it up. All are hard to get good pictures of.

Here's my L.para, I have one large female and 9 grown on slings



And a better one of the A.geniculata. She has just dug a random crater in her enclosure for no apparent reason. I love this spider, her feeding response is excellent, completely typifies her genus



A young GBB