Calisoga longitarsus

i just bred calisoga longitarsus. i am stoked. speaking of breeding report, that would make a great forum!

-josh

Wow Josh, so my friend...does that make two calisoga species under your belt

Report section is neccesary.

my calisoga theveneti female is getting FAT! the longitarsus females were already fat and theyre still fat! im really hoping i get eggs from them soon. some of my native dwarfs are getting very fat as well. i think some of them are going to pop sacs soon. im gonna have my hands full soon

here is kinda a sequence to how the breeding went. im sure you can figure everything out





then there was a little bit of chasing









this single male has slept around with at least a half dozen girls in my care. i really think i may get some babies....... like way too many babies.

was just lookin through all the spiders... and found this




longitarsus sitting on eggs!!!!!!!!!!!! WOOO!!!!

man watta sight

too cool bro, congrats

never seen those before , awesome looking lil T's

thank you. oddly enough, they are not T's. they are nemesiidae, related to the acanthogonathus spiders from chile.

that would be a good reason why i didn't reconize that latin name lol

still likes that spider, beed having interests in spiders now, especially wolf's

this is number 2!!!!!




-josh

dude, i love the colorson that spider
where is this spider native too, and how did you get it

all i know is, i am taking a big liking and wanting to this spider

these are native to california and i went and caught them. they are amazing! i hope the babies do good.

that one is native to Cali, wow, how big do they get bro

that animal pictured is at least 3 to 3-1/2 inch legspan and mean as hell!