Two more to add to the madness!

Yup!
I got my slings!!
A B. Albiceps and a L. Parayhybana, also knows as mexican gold red rump and a Salmon Pink
The salmon pink is tiny, smaller than your average money spider...a cute little brownie/yellowy type colour and is cute as anything i went and named him Tiny....even though he is a fast grower and gonna get very big LOL
the other is twice Tiny's size and a weird red/black colour (i can't explain it properly) but they are both docile ( i had an episode with the B.Albiceps cos he did not want in the vial at all :O After 6 failed attempts at him getting up my sleeve i finally got him gently and put him in his new home!
Pics later
This now brings the Tarantula count to 6 and i'm starting to really like the look of Indian ornamentals...
Joe

nice one Joe , do you have any pictures or are they too smal yet?l

Thanks, they're super teeny but i can take pics with the decent camera...i just need batteries!

Hi Joe
Congrats on your new spids, I look forward to seeing pics of them when you get some batteries.lol
I did warn you that T's are very addictive didn't I, Raymond (aka Molloch Gibbon) has a lot to answer for as it was he who gave us our first Tarantula which was a lovely red phase Chilean rose. Even after all the other species we now have it is still one of our real favourites.
john

Hey John
Thank you :) I'll have some hopefully by tomorrow evening if i don't forget.lol!
They are extremely addictive and a lot of fun !
I love the red phases but i've only seen them in pictures i'd love to see one in the flesh :)
Joe

snakeboyadam2k8 wrote:Hi Joe
Congrats on your new spids, I look forward to seeing pics of them when you get some batteries.lol
I did warn you that T's are very addictive didn't I, Raymond (aka Molloch Gibbon) has a lot to answer for as it was he who gave us our first Tarantula which was a lovely red phase Chilean rose. Even after all the other species we now have it is still one of our real favourites.
john

Oi, John, you have alot to answer for too: namely the floppy-eared carrot munchers! . Joe, as John says, tarantulas can become very addictive, and you're building up a very nice collection there. Good luck with the new arrivals.

Congrats Joe. Looking forward to seeing the new guys. Your gona be our resident spiderman if these acquisitions keep up

Thanks Raymond,
I really love the collection i have built in such a small time!! i owe it all to John lol

Thans Tan, i don't think i'll ever have as many as John or other members....but i'll try !!

Well heres the pics as promised
These guys really are tiny!
Salmon pink


Mexican golden red rump

Yay!! they both ate a tiny bit for me today

Very nice Joe, they are tiny lol

Thanks man, i'll attempt better shots tomorrow :) and yes they are really small!!! Which is so cool !

I think it's pretty cool when you get something so small and watch it gradually grow to adult size.

It's very cool to see them this small then look at my juvies and go

lol it's very cool, and i hope they both pull out of the sling phase into healthy juvies!! just had the B.albiceps out hes quite quick!, very cool looking though and his whole body incl legs is the size of a Pea

What size does the B. Albiceps grow to Joe, 14-15cm?

Around that, i'm not entirely sure, there not an overly big species.

Now they are cute. I reckon youd really need to know your spids at times cause I could box up and sell and few funky spiders we have in the garden here and someone who didn't know any better when it comes to them (like me) would buy it.

Aww thanks :)
And i'm still not sure :O but i'm hoping there real T's
Nah i'm hoping the teeny one molts soon 'cos i'm totally freaked cos hes soooooo small!!!