Feb 17
An educational slideshow about pink toe tarantulas! 🩰🕷🕸
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An educational slideshow about pink toe tarantulas! 🩰🕷🕸
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Tarantula of the Day!
The
Antilles Pinktoe Tarantula
Common Name: Antilles pinktoe/Martinque pinktoe/Martinque Red Tree tarantula
Latin Name: Caribena versicolor
Native Region(s): The Caribbean; specifically Martinque in the lesser Antilles area.
Type: Arboreal (Tree)
Size: Up to 6 inches diagonal leg span (15 cm).
Growth Rate: Fast
Life Expectancy: Females ~ 12 years; Males ~ 3-4 years
Owner Experience Level: Beginner to Intermediate
Info found: The Tarantula Collective
Photo from: Urban Tarantulas (website linked via photo)
Agatha is ready for her close-up! Agatha is a pink toe tarantula. She has two pink toes on each foot, and the backs of her legs have an iridescent teal sheen.
She is an arboreal species--a tree spider. She is a fast runner and agile jumper. Her favorite snack is a juicy cricket!
Meet Agatha, the pink toe tarantula. She is a tree spider!
Agatha the pink-toe tarantula proudly displays her catch: an unlucky cricket. Close up view of spider feeding! She ate three in a row.
#tarantulas #spiders #exoticpets #arachnid #treespider
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It was purely an accident to catch my own reflection in six of the spiders eyes.
I’ve been gone too long and I apologize. Mind you anyone that wanted to see my shots or read my thoughts could have clicked on the links.
In any case I’m just dropping in to let you in on some good news.
We now have fresh water forest turtles living in both of our ponds. As well we have a nesting pair of Ticklings, with chicks in the wild part of our garden. Kingfishers are also frequent guests in our garden.
Hope you enjoy the shots and thoughts, Brian
I’ve Been Away Too Long: Apologies I've been gone too long and I apologize. Mind you anyone that wanted to see my shots or read my thoughts could have clicked on the links.
RANDOM PROMPTS 1 - 3
(Upon my friend sending me an image of a coconut crab/tree spider I experienced the usual NOPE
I have now grown to love them and have decided they’re kawaii as fuck)
1. Please draw a coconut crab and make them kawaii af... they probably also want a hug.
2.Use the appropriate prompt/quote of:Move over axolotl, there’s a new kawaii queen in town(!?:U you may determine the context and emotion presented).
3. Make a kawaii house suitable for the kawaii coconut crab.
(Secret prompt - Draw your reaction when first discovering the coconut crab’s existence in this world)