UPDATE/ Exotic Pets/Amphibians+More/Extra Photos/Warning:Venomous Spiders

[TheHolyArachnid]

I haven't made an update of my 'pets' for quite awhile. So here it goes

Below, is a photo of the black widow spiderlings (babies) I have been raising. There are still two more black widow egg sacs that haven't hatched yet, so I am going to have even more (400 extra). There is also two jumping spider egg sacs in this container, so I will have a handful. If you look closely you can see their underdeveloped hour-glass markings.






Below are some photos of my Festae juvenile(Amphilophus Festae). I think he has the potential, he is barely 2 inches.



Below, are some photo's of my fire bellied toads. They are a pair, hopefully I will be able to breed them sometime this fall.


Here is the male, below.


Here is the female, Below.



A couple months ago I bought a little pacman frog (Horned Frog). He was the size of a quarter when I first got him. After a couple months and lots of insects(food)he is now a good size to take photos of. He is a voracious eater, will even try eating my finger.




Below are some photos of my AWESOME RAT MIKEY.




Below are some photo's of my Woodhouse Toad Tadpoles. I had them since they were eggs. They now have tiny stubby legs.



Below are some photos of an adult female Woodhouse Toad. Had her since last year. She is almost 3 inches long, mostly because of her fat. So the tadpoles above will turn into this...






That's it for today. I might post some photo's of my dovii later on this thread, if he comes out of his cave.


To all of you who haven't seen my rat, here is a great video of him and his intelligence. He is a little too smart. He is litter trained, and never made a mess in my house.
[video=youtube;P13LiHwtPvA]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P13LiHwtPvA[/video]

 

[Fat Homer]

Thats a lot if venomous spiders to deal with... Although I could have definitely used a few of them on some annoying clients last week...


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[Mount_Prion]

I love your rat. Like, those videos you posted earlier were incredible.

Also, I totally got one of those Woodhouse toads from Petland Discounts when I was little. I immediately recognized it, and all these years I had no clue what species it really was. Not that I was up late at night worrying over it...

 

[TheHolyArachnid]

Thats a lot if venomous spiders to deal with... Although I could have definitely used a few of them on some annoying clients last week...


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LOL, yeah I've raised black widow spiderlings before. They aren't life threatening until they are adults and only the females are dangerous.

 

[TheHolyArachnid]

Here is the mother black widow. I separated her from her babies because sometimes mother widow's eat their babies.

 

[Mount_Prion]

Here is the mother black widow. I separated her from her babies because sometimes mother widow's eat their babies.

Did she eat the dad?

 

[TheHolyArachnid]

Did she eat the dad?

No. That almost never happens in captivity. The male always gets away in captivity because the female is well-fed. Even in the wild, the females usually let the male go unless they're starving.

I've bred widows more than 50 times, and every male got away safely.

 

[Fat Homer]

^ thats interesting to hear... also never knew it was only the females that were dangerous... i thought the males also could pack a punch...

 

[TheHolyArachnid]

^ thats interesting to hear... also never knew it was only the females that were dangerous... i thought the males also could pack a punch...

Yep, male black widows don't even look like a black widow. The males are white and brown.

 

[MaddMaxx]

Dude, Mikey is the COOLEST! Great shots of your other "pets" too