Peruvian Tarantulas

[mantisdeperu]

Hi. I breed some mantis but now I am breding tarantulas too.

Here some pics of them.

Best regards

 

[hibiscusmile]

:shock: If you had another that size Christian, you could use them for earmuffs! :lol:

 

[Sparky]

I was told you should never hold a tarantula like that in the 2nd pic as it would stress them out.

My mexican red knee would try to attack anything that moves within a few centimeters of it

 

[buddhistsoldier88]

:shock: is that T, blondi?!?! :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

 

[OGIGA]

I was told you should never hold a tarantula like that in the 2nd pic as it would stress them out.

Yeah. I'm surprised that it didn't decide to attack you!

 

[Sparky]

It did try to take a nip at me after i let it go. Not into the wild, but in its enclosure.

 

[buddhistsoldier88]

Hi. I breed some mantis but now I am breding tarantulas too.Here some pics of them.

Best regards

Ha ha! He's more bald than my dad! :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[JT]

Hi. I breed some mantis but now I am breding tarantulas too.Here some pics of them.

Best regards

what species is the first one, i'm thinking Grammastola aeurostriata??she's huge!!!!

 

[rebirthflame]

Best regards

what species is the first one, i'm thinking Grammastola aeurostriata??she's huge!!!!

looks like Rhechosticta seemanni to me must be pretty stressed out never seen a T that bald before

 

[Rob Byatt]

looks like Rhechosticta seemanni to me must be pretty stressed out never seen a T that bald before

It's wild caught remember :wink:They often get that bald in captivity anyway.

 

[nasty bugger]

I thought the bald spot meant he was flicking alot of hair, in defense.