

More than the average Lemming? Probably spiders. I’m far from an expert but I know more than your average person.


More than the average Lemming? Probably spiders. I’m far from an expert but I know more than your average person.
A demo track mikey303 did for the M8 Tracker
We also had an emergency Naked Bike Ride
Awesome! We have some of those as well! Which of yours is your favorite so far?
We’re relatively new to the hobby and our collection is all pretty common New World Ts (mostly terrestrial, nothing super spicy) - most are still slings under 3".
I love them all for different reasons, but I’m very partial to our G. pulchripes. Our T. albo, E. campustratus, A. geniculata and T. vagans have already brought us lots of joy, and our little L. sazimai (they changed from P. sazimai to *Lasiocyano sazimai at some point) is pretty kickass so far too. Our B. klaasi and GBBs too. Ugh its really hard to pick favorites…
So cute! What species do you keep?



Not sure if they qualify as “uncommon,” but I’m currently keeping about 350 jumping spiders and 30ish tarantulas.


Circumspectrum


My partner still makes fun of me for thinking Bon Jovi sang about riding on a “stale horse” in Wanted Dead or Alive.
How cute! I didn’t even know we had any mygalomorphs in the PNW - really hope to see one in the wild here.


Here in Portland we have Penis Girl


Thank you!


Sorry out of the loop here - what’s this a scene from?
Apparently I wasn’t the only one to see this


I think I get the general gist of Morphological Leveling, but I don’t understand Ablaut Leveling


“They’re taking the homeboys to laser tag!”


Ha yeah Portia are awesome! And as far as the Phids do you mean P. johnsoni? I love them too! I currently have a mated pair in my spood collection, hoping for an eggsac…



Completely unrelated, but what are your favorite jumping spiders?


9s are easy up to 10 because the two digits of the answer add up to 9. 18, 27, 36, 45, etc.
What an awesome little spood - wish we had these guys around here. Love their jumper-like behavior, beautiful green colors and spiky egg sacs. One of the cool things about these spoods is females have been observed spitting venom, which is a petty rare feat among spiders.