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Moderator Registration date : 2009-06-11

Yamia sp. koh samui, female
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Yamia sp. koh samui, male
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I'm going to try to pair these up, and hopefully this species will be a lot more common than a couple of people having them
Very Happy

On that note, guess what I got today?
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I also got me a Brachypelma vagans sling
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Not a bad week all in all, at least spider related bounce

Registration date : 2009-10-13

You better get a sac outta them lividum's! We need a few in our collection

Admin Age : 52 Registration date : 2008-08-07

wow look at those spidies the last one looks so tinie tiny will it get as big as the others ?

Guest

Great pics. you have a great camera.

Registration date : 2009-10-13

Didn't you say that the lividum's were freshly molted? They don't look very blue to me. Did the flash wash the color out?

Moderator Registration date : 2009-06-11

Well, at first glimpse they looked freshly molted, I have my doubts after looking at the pics. A bit more detail can be seen. I think the reason they aren't so blue is mostly because of their age, the smaller they are the darker they are, but I am thinking they might need a molt, which would be good if I'm going to get a boyfriend for these two.
The smaller one should end up growing to be about a good five or so inches and will end up being black with a bright red butt. They are really gorgeous ones, and even though I'm not a huge fan of the Brachypelma Genus, I've been wanting one of these for a while

Registration date : 2009-10-13

You know that I HATE Brachys, but I do like the vagens. B. vagens is the only Brachy I voluntarily keep.

Admin Age : 52 Registration date : 2008-08-07

thats pretty cool well i hope to see more pics when they get alot of colors i like seeing the bright colors and designs they have i have allways found the patterns to be very interesting and neat looking and i bet one day there going to be popping with color and neat patterns

Registration date : 2009-10-13

I have a 3.5" vagens. I'll post a pic of it later so you can see what they look like when they have their color.

Registration date : 2009-10-13

Here are a few pic's of my B. vagens. Not the best but I'm feeling pretty dang lazy right now...

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Guest

That's a real good lookin One.

Admin Age : 52 Registration date : 2008-08-07

Uehling wrote:: Here are a few pic's of my B. vagens. Not the best but I'm feeling pretty dang lazy right now...

now thems some fuzzy butts lol colors are cool kinda reminds me of fire colors

Moderator Age : 53 Registration date : 2008-08-07

Uehling wrote:: You know that I HATE Brachys, but I do like the vagens. B. vagens is the only Brachy I voluntarily keep.

Always hating on those poor Brachys. What'd those slow witted little things ever do to you? Secret Asian Man! Icon_razz

Registration date : 2009-10-13

Serpentwoman wrote:

Uehling wrote:: You know that I HATE Brachys, but I do like the vagens. B. vagens is the only Brachy I voluntarily keep.

Always hating on those poor Brachys. What'd those slow witted little things ever do to you? Secret Asian Man! Icon_razz

They kick their hair at me! I'm slowly trying to phase all our hair kickers out but Jetta isn't going for it, There are a few she wants to keep and of course they are the ones that kick the most and itch the most. Secret Asian Man! Icon_mad

Moderator Age : 53 Registration date : 2008-08-07

Didn't you know Brachypelma is Latin for "crazy-a$$ hair kicker"?
I swear thats how my B.klaasi greets me when I get near her tank.
"Good morning little spider! Have some clean water!"
"Why thank you, human! Here, have some hair!" *kick, kick, kick*
I'm surprised shes not completly bald.
Our Pampho is just as bad, if not worse.

Registration date : 2009-10-13

Serpentwoman wrote:: Our Pampho is just as bad, if not worse.

Yep, her P. platyomma is the one I want to get rid of the most and she refuses to let me. I absolutely HATE that spider!!! It seams to have a never ending supply of seriously itchy and irritating hair.

Moderator Age : 53 Registration date : 2008-08-07

Amen...
I have a nasty histamine reaction to the hairs, too. Break out in hives everywhere and live on Benedryll for a couple days.
Ick!

Admin Age : 52 Registration date : 2008-08-07

geesh that sounds fun K (NOT) think i will keep my hands out of those spiders tanks

Moderator Registration date : 2009-06-11

That's another reason I like Old World species, they may have a bit more potent venom and attitude, but you have no issues with hair flicking

Registration date : 2009-10-13

spider ninja wrote:: That's another reason I like Old World species, they may have a bit more potent venom and attitude, but you have no issues with hair flicking

Agreed! But I tend to like the Old World sp. that tend to stay above ground and in trees. I like to be able to see my pets. Otherwise it's like keeping a tank of dirt. LOL

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If kept right, you'll see them quite often you doink lol!

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Well I think they are all beautiful. I have always liked trantulas.

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