New T's

There must be something in the air recently LOL as I've recently acquired a few new T's too

Mexican Redrump Brachypelma vagans (she is NUTS!)



Pinktoe Avicularia sp.

Things with legs lots of legs. Very nice Karl. Avoid Kenyan Baboons

The redrump looks a stunner.

Yep, lots of legs.....and they move like greased lightning!

The Redrump was hungry so a Dubia roach seems to have done the trick

red rumps have to be one of the nicest spiders in the game , like brushed black velvet with red highlites

2 very nice spiders there

Hi Karl
You really have been bitten by the T bug! Two lovely spids I especially like the red rump, they are one of my favs. They do have a reputation for being a bit skittish but more than make up for this with their appearance.
John

Definitely something in the water in your part of the country Karl! Bet you never thought you'd be keepig these! The Red Rump's a stunner; my experience of them is that they are complete head-bangers - but their beauty more than compensates for this. May many more follow...

I happen to have a publication in front of me with one of Morellia's photos of his snakes on the cover.......and one of my pictures of a tarantula on the back cover as it so happend.

Might this be a start of a change of that order (morellia doing spider stuff, and I doing snake stuff) ? :)

It's really good to see one of the good olde-fashioned favourites in the T-keeping world getting some air-play again.
Red-rumps would have been one of my first ever Ts......and you can see why I got captivated.

looking good karl mate, a red rump was the only t to have ever bit me so i dont like them lol

Very nice Karl. I reckon shed have me a bag of nerves but she is very pretty. I'm liking the Pinktoe. Is this what Marty has??

Sorry karl i seem to have missed this....

That red rump is the business, awesome

Cheers guys, and yep Tan the Pinktoe is similar too (possibly the same as?) the one Marty has.