Here are some pics of our tarantula collection:

Brachypelma emilia mating:


Removing Acanthoscurria geniculata egg sack (she wasn't happy!):


Psalmopoeus irminia:


Poecilotheria miranda:


One of our T.blondis:


Grammostola rosea mating. The female now looks gravid:


Brachypelma smithi:


Haplopelma lividum (this was our first ever tarantula:


Haplopelma lividum again doing what they do best:


And last probably my favourite spider, Brachypelma boehmi. This was taken a few months ago. We've since mated her and she is looking gravid:

Very nice pics, great collection.

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Some very nice T's there. Like the last one, and the one with bits of blue on!

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Boooooo to the other half not letting me have a T, i so want a metalica!!

just buy one and tell her its a giant worm thatll explain the hole and burrow

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I could try, but the whole worm thing doesnt go hand in hand with the 8 legs.... unless i say it found its OWN way into my worm tank and ate the worm, and its illegal to let them go and so i have to keep it! It might just work!





Im so getting dumped lol

Nice !!!

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Thats the best picture of a brachypelma smithi ive seen
Also the last picture of Your Brachypelma Boehmei has the charachterisic V shape of a Brachypelma Emilia ??Im far from an expert but I didnt know that b.Boehmei had this trait??

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The top mating picture is brilliant!

WOW...You have some amazing spiders!and your pics are great

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