Tongue_Flicker
Fish Herder
I wanna introduce one of my oldest tarantula, an eight-year old Samar Cave Tarantula (Selenocosmia samarae). She was staying with a friend til i got back from my overseas work and man, she's an oldie and a fattie lol
This was her during arrival day, looking scrawny and helpless.
Here she is now, fat as a cow
(notice the shiny butt)
Love it how her short body-hair can cause a shiny reflection
Warning: NEVER handle/pick-up an Old World Tarantula by force or against its will.
This one here decided it wants to go out, i just opened her enclosure, she crawled out and i let her walk on my hand in her own volition. No stress, no harm done. Again, always be safe.
Photo is to show how big she is now, 5 inches with a nice spread.
She's not as defensive/aggressive as compared to her other native cousin, Orphnaecus sp. but they are skittish if startled.
Happy 8-legged Monday guys!
This was her during arrival day, looking scrawny and helpless.

Here she is now, fat as a cow

Love it how her short body-hair can cause a shiny reflection

Warning: NEVER handle/pick-up an Old World Tarantula by force or against its will.
This one here decided it wants to go out, i just opened her enclosure, she crawled out and i let her walk on my hand in her own volition. No stress, no harm done. Again, always be safe.

Photo is to show how big she is now, 5 inches with a nice spread.
She's not as defensive/aggressive as compared to her other native cousin, Orphnaecus sp. but they are skittish if startled.
Happy 8-legged Monday guys!