Breeding interesting Australian species

[digdown20011]

Hallo,
Firstly, forgive me for writing in English, I cannot write in German

Here is a very interesting species mid courtship. The hold of this Selenocosmiinae species is unique in that the male always crosses his anterior legs (beine I) at distal Tib/ basal met. I and locks all the female anterior legs in a lateral postion. This hold occurs everytime this species is bred in captivity. This is fast becoming one of my favourite theraphosids, very chunky!!

gruß
Steve

 

[Golf2tuning]

Hi Steve

Firstly, forgive me for writing in English, I cannot write in German

No Problem.

I know your pic´s, (these and many onther) from the ts board, very nice.
I really like your tarantulas !



bye
Johannes

 

[Todoo]

Hy!
I know´n this Pics too.
You got a nice Spider.

Bye, Steve (too) :lol:

 

[BlackSun]

Hallo,

very nice spiders and very nice pics too. Hopefully these genus would be more common in europe. I wish you lots of spiderlings. I think the very interesting Selenocosminiiae needs mor promotion like this.

 

[Skuromis1]

Hi Steve,

Firstly, forgive me for writing in English, I cannot write in German

you can do it! Simply learn some more German (hallo is a quite good starter ). Writing itself is the same as writing in English
However, very nice pics and spiders as well, I wish you all the best for an good eggsac.

Best regards, Marc.

 

[digdown20011]

Hallo!!
I know very little German, danke

Living in Australia, I can only work with Australian Selenocosmiinae so it gives me a chance to focus on them as a group

Cheers,
Steve