#brachypelma smithi

[aviculor]

[homogeenilamppu]

Just realised I haven't showed her off on here so, here's my pretty girl, Pumpkin 🎃

[katescrittersandcreations]

Pax just chilling on the back of my hand

[cryptickludovick]

More Wolf close-ups for your dashboard (B. Smithi)

[brachypelmas]

freshly peeled grimm! so proud of them!

i think they've just about outgrown this little vial now, ill have to move them into something bigger once their exoskeleton is hardened

[sparkelingspectres]

Just got a new tarantula I named him spaghettio❤️❤️❤️

[onenicebugperday]

This may be random but I just got reminded that when I was a kid I have dressed up as Brachypelma smithi on my birthday once and even pretended to kick hair.

I have also casted Littlest Pet Shop (cute, highly stylized figurines of various animals) spiders as existing species. Including the actual Pteronichilus murinus.

What a beautiful spider she is! And I'd lose my mind if I saw a kid dressed up as a tarantula pretending to kick hairs that's incredible

[parakaryote]

Catching up on Invertober, day 6: Mexican redknee tarantula!

[Image description: A digital drawing of a Mexican redknee tarantula. It is a large spider with light orange “knee” joints on the legs and pedipalps, a light orange cephalothorax with a large dark grey spot, a dark grey abdomen, and thick hairs on the abdomen and parts of the legs, pedipalps, and chelicerae.

Text above: Mexican redknee tarantula

Text below: Arthropoda • Arachnida • Araneae • Theraphosidae • Brachypelma smithi

End ID.]

[thistlebugs]

Introducing the first of my pets, Paprika the Brachypelma boehmei tarantula! She was my first exotic.

(I took this right before cleaning and refilling her water, pls ignore that)

I also have a Grammastola pulchra, Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens, and a Brachypelma smithi. I don't have good pics of them and they're still slings.

[xvalstarinex]

Introducing My Tarantulas, Part One:

The first tarantula I ever got was Matilda. She is a Brachypelma smithi, commonly known as the Mexican Red Knee tarantula. This is because her species is primarily from Mexico and they have red knees.

Here is a picture of me holding her. She is incredibly dirty despite never once having made a burrow.

[aviculor]

I love when one of the big girls molts. My B. smithi looks stunning

[blubushie]

Hello! I saw a tarantula at the pet store (I live in Oregon) that was brown with really bright orange legs but the tank didn't have a label and I'm wondering if you know what breed it was. I'm sorry I don't have a better description

Either Brachypelma smithi or Brachypelma hamorii. Both are commonly called the Mexican Redknee Tarantula. B. smithi is a bit more common in the pet trade as their leg colour is more vibrant, but B. hamorii is still sold at the price of a B. smithi to trick buyers. If it's a chain pet store it's more likely to be B. hamorii, but if it's a small store it's more likely to be B. smithi.

If the colour was very vibrant, it's almost guaranteed to be B. smithi.

[the-incradible]

I recognize the difference between a brachypelma hemorii and a brechypelma smithi (tarantulas) on a school trip once.

I have a clear memory of realising I don't know how my own reflection looks like and what my name is.

movies where someone hears an important message only once and retains all the details….

girl if that were me, we’d be fucked. I have to reread emails like 4 times.

[theraphosablondie]

every post on r/tarantulas

*picture of tarantula literally just sitting there chillin* HELP!!!! Death curl????? Is my tarantula dead????

*picture of a tarantula just absolutely destroyed and decimated* Well looks like ol Og Begog fell out of her cage last night. How do I save her?

*video of dude handling aggressive old world species that already has 40+ comments* New T

*literally the most blurry and shitty photograph ever taken of a t molt* can anyone tell me the sex of my tarantula?

*pic of tupperware container with the lid held together by electrical tape* getting a Brachypelma Smithi today, is this a good enclosure for her?

*80 more blurry pictures of t molts* what's the sex of my t

[brachypelmas]

everyone has a super dark butt this morning

[acapulcopress]

Aumenta a 348 mil hectáreas el ecosistema protegido de Guerrero

CHILPANCINGO * Enero 9, 2024. ) Gobierno de Guerrero La gobernadora Evelyn Salgado Pineda celebró el decreto presidencial donde se establece

que Guerrero cuenta con una nueva reserva de biosfera, aumentando de 5 mil a más de 340 mil hectáreas de áreas naturales y ecosistemas protegidas, así como la protección de especies endémicas como el Colibrí Coqueta de Atoyac de Álvarez, el Jaguar y distintas especies de felinos en Guerrero. Luego de darse a conocer en la conferencia matutina del presidente Andrés Manuel López Obrador, la Secretaría de Medio Ambiente y Recursos Naturales Federal confirmó que el estado de Guerrero contará con 348 mil hectáreas de nuevas áreas protegidas, luego de declararse a la “Sierra Tecuani” en reserva con categoría de reserva de la biosfera, compartiendo territorio con los municipios de San Miguel Totolapan, Ajuchitlán del Progreso, Tecpan de Galeana, Coyuca de Catalán y Atoyac de Álvarez, así como un corredor emblemático del jaguar, el ocelote y distintos felinos. La administración que encabeza Evelyn Salgado Pineda desde el primer año de su administración mantiene una política ambientalista integral con la premisa de cuidar los

ecosistemas, destinando recursos para estudios de población y distribución de especies endémicas y en peligro de extinción. En Guerrero, la nueva reserva de biosfera denominada “Sierra Tecuani” alberga y salvaguarda a 1,879 especies nativas de las cuales 499 son endémicas y 150 se enlistan en alguna categoría de riesgo en la "Norma Oficial Mexicana NOM-059”. En este contexto, la entidad cuenta con 5 de las 6 especies de grandes felinos, como el jaguar, el ocelote y el tigrillo, además, entre las especies protegidas en la Sierra Tecuani se encuentran dos invertebrados, la tarántula dorada de México (Brachypelma albiceps) y tarántula mexicana de rodillas rojas (Brachypelma smithi), ambas en categoría de amenazadas. Además de 12 especies de anfibios como la Rana Sierra Madre (Lithobates sierramadrensis); 29 especies de reptiles como el Cantil (Agkistrodon bilineatus), ambas sujetas a protección especial; 50 especies de aves como el zopilote rey (Sarcoramphus papa), en peligro de extinción; 17 especies de mamíferos como la nutria de río (Lontra longicaudis subsp. annectens), en categoría de amenazada y como uno de los objetos de

conservación más importantes el depredador de mayor talla en el continente americano, el jaguar (Panthera onca). Asimismo, en el decreto publicado en el Diario Oficial de la Federación se especifica que también se encuentran especies polinizadoras como los insectos. Destacan por su diversidad e importancia ecológica las mariposas, polillas, hormigas, escarabajos y abejas, así como vertebrados entre los que se encuentran 26 colibríes y 10 murciélagos como el lengüetón de Pallas (Glossophaga mutica). ] Síguenos en facebook.com/acapulcopress ) Síguenos en facebook.com/angelblanco.press ] Síguenos en ) acapulcopress.com Read the full article