Eucratoscrlus longiceps
Breeding Reports : Continued
I had already
bred these
suntigers but the
female shed on
me, luckily I
had kept the
male around so
here they go
again, this time
I see some P.
irminia slings in
my future, and
therefore in
yours as well,
with any luck a
sac will follow
bred these
suntigers but the
female shed on
me, luckily I
had kept the
male around so
here they go
again, this time
I see some P.
irminia slings in
my future, and
therefore in
yours as well,
with any luck a
sac will follow
,Next up we have
Brachypelma
vegans, the
Mexican Red
Rump, these
guys are a
awsome spider
in their own
right, fresh
molted they are
ond of the best
looking T's on
the planet, Jet
black w/ long
red hairs on the
abdomen, and
there pretty
affordable too,
hopefully a sac
will follow
Brachypelma
vegans, the
Mexican Red
Rump, these
guys are a
awsome spider
in their own
right, fresh
molted they are
ond of the best
looking T's on
the planet, Jet
black w/ long
red hairs on the
abdomen, and
there pretty
affordable too,
hopefully a sac
will follow
LEFT- Olios Ssp. fasciatum
Giant Crab Spider, around 100
slings from this beast, and boy
are they fast, but cute as
buttons.
RIGHT- The famed Lasiodora
parahybana, with their
monstrous sacs, looks like
they werent just whistling
dixie, I have never seen so
many slings in even 2 sacs put
together, I will deff. have
Salmon Pinks for quite a while
Giant Crab Spider, around 100
slings from this beast, and boy
are they fast, but cute as
buttons.
RIGHT- The famed Lasiodora
parahybana, with their
monstrous sacs, looks like
they werent just whistling
dixie, I have never seen so
many slings in even 2 sacs put
together, I will deff. have
Salmon Pinks for quite a while
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TThis female Payson
Blonde (A. sp. paysoni)
suprised me w/ this early
spring sac,she was a good
mom and 49 days later I
was papa to over 400
bouncing baby rock
burrowers! a pretty rare
occurance as captive born
slings are seldom available
in the hobby!
Blonde (A. sp. paysoni)
suprised me w/ this early
spring sac,she was a good
mom and 49 days later I
was papa to over 400
bouncing baby rock
burrowers! a pretty rare
occurance as captive born
slings are seldom available
in the hobby!
this one was great!! A
behlei, talk about rare, I
have never seen C/B slings
of this high elevation rock
burrower W/ an attatude,
this was prob my most
memorable hatch to date,
SWEET!!!!!!
behlei, talk about rare, I
have never seen C/B slings
of this high elevation rock
burrower W/ an attatude,
this was prob my most
memorable hatch to date,
SWEET!!!!!!
Hoping for the best out of this pair of
A. sp, new river, been trying for 2+yrs
and still no slings, W/ any luck this
picture perfect breeding will take!!!
LEFT- Olios Ssp. fasciatum
Giant Crab Spider, around 100
slings from this beast, and boy
are they fast, but cute as
buttons.
RIGHT- The famed Lasiodora
parahybana, with their
monstrous sacs, looks like
they werent just whistling
dixie, I have never seen so
many slings in even 2 sacs put
together, I will deff. have
Salmon Pinks for quite a while
Giant Crab Spider, around 100
slings from this beast, and boy
are they fast, but cute as
buttons.
RIGHT- The famed Lasiodora
parahybana, with their
monstrous sacs, looks like
they werent just whistling
dixie, I have never seen so
many slings in even 2 sacs put
together, I will deff. have
Salmon Pinks for quite a while
Never hurts to try more than 1 pair in
the search for a sac, here are another
pair of new river beauties, if at first
you dont succeed, .................
Dad
Mom
