[SavageDigital]

Botar sent more true spiders this week, and man...they look amazing.

Similar to the other ancient Trapdoor I posted last week, smaller with a tiger pattern…

http://www.savagedigital.com/Pics/Lmurphyorum2.jpg

http://www.savagedigital.com/Pics/Lmurphyorum3.jpg

This thing, wow... :wub:

http://www.savagedigital.com/Pics/Hboiei4.jpg

http://www.savagedigital.com/Pics/Hboiei2.jpg

http://www.savagedigital.com/Pics/Hboiei3.jpg

...I have to tell you, these Huntsman put any T to shame for speed - scary fast.

Forgot my L. malayanus - been making it fat...

http://www.savagedigital.com/Pics/Lmalayanus3.jpg

This post has been edited by SavageDigital: 14 April 2007 - 10:23 AM

[KUJordan]

Yeah, thos Liphistius are sweet. I think a lot more people would jump through hoops to get them if they knew the kind of burrow and trapdoors they made. I have the murphyorum and the malayanus (spelling?). Their trapdoors with the sweet radial triplines are just sick! I love 'em!

oh, and the fact that they have NO venom delivery system makes them relatively safe, from a toxicity standpoint. at least safer than the more recently evolved trapdoors.

This post has been edited by KUJordan: 14 April 2007 - 09:52 AM

[Gigas]

Liphistius murphyorum eh? a nice new flayour of this genus to the hobby :)

the huntsman should be" Heteropoda boiei "

[SavageDigital]

Gigas, on Apr 14 2007, 12:55 PM, said:

Liphistius murphyorum eh? a nice new flayour of this genus to the hobby :)

the huntsman should be" Heteropoda boiei "

Thanks for the ID...it's on the images now.

[H. cyaneus]

Those trap doors are pretty cool. I might have to pick one up next time Botar rolls into town..

Anyone know how to keep them?

Mike

This post has been edited by H. cyaneus: 14 April 2007 - 11:56 AM