1. male
2. male/female
3. female

my OBT died, sigh...

then 2nd and 3rd is a possible female,

the lost is probably due to parasite mites from WC scolopendra or lycodisae,

or because powerfeed then the abdomen ruptured,

but rupture seems to be the main factor, i guess the mites come after the death.

i still don know yet.

xtreme_paranoid further studies where?

naah i still sticking with my old T

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Ass like this-



Eat like that-



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thats y, obese and diabetese is the main thread to the T!

not to mention mites!

i really hate mites, doing extermination process, i know it's not right to burn them nor microwave them,

but that seems to be the most effective way rather than biological control, chemicals and vaseline.

well i thought some people say in Islam we cannot burn animals?

anyone familiar with this sp to give a quick shot at the ID?

try porcelain bathing tub when u are changing the substrates.

boredom syndrome.

probably...

video to share on my effort to id a spider:

True Spiders (Araneomorphae) » Entelegynes » Ctenidae » Ctenus » Ctenus ???

nhandu chromatus has orignally red bumps if that's the red you mean.

after molt sure ah red in color,

wait until 2 inch then only you can be sure,

mine 1.5 inch still i have doubt even pro to red.

welcome east_wing, may u spread ur wing to west wing soon.

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Added on May 25, 2009, 9:22 pmanyone know any famous entomologist here that can ID my rare ctenidae?

people in arachnoboard have helped me narrow down to atleast the genus, now to carry on with the species, we need an expert.

Do bear in mind that this could be a possibility of a new species because wandering spider/tropical wandering spider - ctenidus - are badly cataloged.



I really hope someone would help me in ID-ing this guy.

picture updated, but not so clear, sorry because last time it was my friend's hybrid DSLR:









ventral view:






eyes:


plus a video:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtD6q26J9BY

This post has been edited by aros: May 25 2009, 09:24 PM

crazy, molt so fast y?

hahah.

MALE!

sling for rm140 or more last time I check if I'm not wrong,

try asking Kar.

i tot most of the theraphosidae are famous for 'bird eating'

close, but not quite.

bird-eater- is a special term;

If I remembered the term bird eater was given by the founder who first sighted the tarantula eating a bird,

so the name suggest,

and all theraphosa are well known for the common name,

-blondi
-apophysis

bla2.

bird eating- eat bird lol.
but even if my SP blue eat bird, literally it is still not a bird eater because it does not fall under the same clause.

theraphosidae main food I believed is insects. Only once in a blue moon they prey on large animals.

My none-cents.

Go do a proper reading and share here if anyone is rajin enuff

haha kar rajin write long2,

I write based on what I remembered when I do basic reading last time which the is questionable at some point,

btw izzulogy,

today UiTM main campus got convo rite?