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Girls with big butts & hairy legs ...

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DragonsEye

DragonsEye

carnivorous plants of the world -- unite!
... what more could a guy ask for? heh :D

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Thanks, Jbradt.

Nice Ts, Mass. Any of them still with you?

I also have a juvie A. versi, and a sling of both C. cyan., and P. irminia amongst my arthropod menagerie. :)


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Not a single one.. I've quit that hobby all together. I've since been consumed by carnivorous plants. Leaving me with little to no interest in anything else.
 
Great looking girls, I have several smiti right now and some other brachypelmas that are some of my favorite species.
 
That last one is terrifying lol.. It has the size and hair of the t's but it also has the mechanical looking legs of a widow type spider... Wouldnt like one of those to surprise me... Reminds me of the funnel web i saw on tv that ran up the guys broom when he tried to kill it and bit him... he was tight :lol:
 
mass said:
Not a single one.. I've quit that hobby all together. I've since been consumed by carnivorous plants. Leaving me with little to no interest in anything else.
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My interests are far too eclectic for that. LOL

Doomsday said:
That last one is terrifying lol.. It has the size and hair of the t's but it also has the mechanical looking legs of a widow type spider...
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The very last one?? My Grammostola rosea (furry with metalic pink on the cephalothorax)? Don't see any widow similarities there. Or did you mean the last one (black/dark brown) of the first set ... pic#3? That one is a false widow, Steatoda grossa. Quite harmless.
 
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