Trinidad Chevron.

Im not sure if this one is male or female you can't realy tell a males last molt, you can check a previous molt but i just got this one five weeks ago.

That looks large lol Lovely spid and loads of web too. Who is the heaviest webber you have at the moment Jim?

The Chevron normaly is the heaviest, but at the minute the web that the forthall has done for the egg sac is the thickest web i have seen

Thats a stunner Jim, looks qute big too

Amazing spider there Jim!

Nice spider.
I like the trinidads and you don't see many people posting pics of them.
So..thumbsup.

ian

oooh....and Joe, these are a species that I'd recommend for someone wanting to get into Pokies.
Trinidad Chevrons are quite fast arboreals.
I told my kids, when they were minute men, that they will have to own a trinidad chevron before they were allowed to own a pokie.

Another super T Jim, looks like shes doing very well! Has she moulted for you yet?

igmillichip wrote:oooh....and Joe, these are a species that I'd recommend for someone wanting to get into Pokies.
Trinidad Chevrons are quite fast arboreals.
I told my kids, when they were minute men, that they will have to own a trinidad chevron before they were allowed to own a pokie.

Thanks Ian, I'll check out some websites and see whats on offer:D

morelia wrote:Another super T Jim, looks like shes doing very well! Has she moulted for you yet?

It looks like it is going to soon still not sure what sex it is... I'll get a look at the moult when it does...

jonty wrote:Thats a stunner Jim, looks qute big too

It is Jonty,

it's about the size of a mans hand and a full on nut job lol

You and Ian have inspired me to order a Sling of these from TSS LOL

Hey Jim, are there any good physical signs to watch out for that will hint they are in pre-molt? My little sling has yet to molt and I'd just like to know if there are any good indicators :)