Terrible T's

Never mind the terrible twos.....theres a bad dose of Terrible T's here! A terrible addiction! These T's are finding me, not the other way round......please someone, tell me you believe me!!

Juvenile female Mexican Red-knee Brachypelma smithi - Joe, your a legend, many thanks for this lil girl



Juvenile Chaco Golden-knee Grammostola pulcheripes - Joe....the man, the legend, many thanks!



....a massive thanks to Tan for collecting these guys for me :)

Juvenile Brazilian Black-and-white Acanthoscurria geniculata - had my eye on this one in Ady's for a while and canny believe she sat there for so long! Ady, glad to relieve you of this 'lil cracker

Oh! I'm pretty shocked at myself because I think that red knee is absolutely beautiful!
The others are quite nice also. What's happening to me?!

Beautiful additions Karl....

They're like Pringles - once you pop, you can't stop! :) Crackers Karl.

I believe you Karl, thousands wouldn't

Great new additions mate

Lisa the T bug gets us all sooner or later, I guess it's got you now

lisafay wrote:Oh! I'm pretty shocked at myself because I think that red knee is absolutely beautiful!
The others are quite nice also. What's happening to me?!

Morellia's pictures are drawing you towards temptation, perhaps.?!

Super spiders.

Don't fight it Lisa, go with the flow....

Karl,

Just been checking the slings here's my lil A. geniculata straight out of a moult, it's even a little black and white on it...the bottle top is a standard plastic sprite/coke top for scale....

Cool! Its so small yet it has the basic body colour and patterning already!

lisafay wrote:Oh! I'm pretty shocked at myself because I think that red knee is absolutely beautiful!
The others are quite nice also. What's happening to me?!

it was only a matter of time. I wonder what new beasties you'll have soon (this will make Hamm all the more interesting haha)

Beautiful photos Karl. I am loving your new Red Knee.

Love the pics, it's nice to come back and have a look!! God knows i miss that chaco!!!!:(
How are they doing Karl? :)

Both doing great Joe, the Chaco burrowed itself away for almost 2 months LOL, I was on the verge of digging it out to see if it was still alive but it emerged a few days ago, freshly moulted. And she had a dubia roach the day after, so not sureprisingly shes very hungry! She handles very well and is the most relaxed T ever.

The Red-knee is doing great too, shes coming up to a moult soon and has been munching down the dubia roaches like theres no tomorrow.

AWESOME NEWS!!!!!
Yeah shes a burrower alright, she likes to just go off on her own for a while and she has a better feeding response than the others from how i remember!
Dude, you have to get a pic of her freshly molted!!!! She really is the most relaxed T I've ever seen like! John is to thank for that as I know he put a lot of time into handling her and i think it's payed off!!!
Glad they're doing great!

JoeR wrote:AWESOME NEWS!!!!!
Yeah shes a burrower alright, she likes to just go off on her own for a while and she has a better feeding response than the others from how i remember!
Dude, you have to get a pic of her freshly molted!!!! She really is the most relaxed T I've ever seen like! John is to thank for that as I know he put a lot of time into handling her and i think it's payed off!!!
Glad they're doing great!

Hi Joe/Karl
Thanks for the comments, our own Chaco has to be the most laid back spid that we have, he doesn't flick and is a joy to handle as he is so calm and relaxed.
Both the chaco and red knee look great and I'm pleased that Karl has them as we will be able to see how they progress.
John

Wow smashers,i would love to show you guys my collection including a really big golaith about 4 years old but i let them live in burrows and very rarely see them,the last time she was out i was in work,my other half tried to take pics for me but they dident turn out