#pterinochilus murinus

[mirkwood-trash]

Life hack: bring home crickets and friends will come out

[shellsgrave]

hey hi can i see some of ur tarantulas :3

any time! (:

[vampiremasochist]

Neroposting time

[kirstielol]

this is the first time i've caught my OBT just hanging out on top of her web :)

[sanity-is-for-the-sane]

I recently got this beautiful Pterinochilus Murinus(Orange Baboon Tarantula) or commonly called orange bitey thing! She needs a name, any suggestions? :3

[tarantuzilla]

Pterinochilus murinus | my OBT cheeto/mac and cheese 🧡🧡🧡

[fiercd]

my baby orange baboon tarantula called bobo

[flyingpapaya-blog]

babies

[dovefaced]

Something I've been working on in-between commissions. It's very rough but I wanted to finish it so I could move on to greater, other Deidara-centric artwork lol.

As an aside, if you dislike invertebrates (doubly so if you dislike spiders) please keep your comments to yourself. I understand arachnophobia is very prevalent but I myself keep spiders and am not interested in reading comments about harming them. Thank you.

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my deidara (modern au) headcanons

bleaches his hair, it's naturally a dark shade of brown

beauty marks everywhere

awesome painted nails

i associate him with greens, tans, and browns. would probably wear a lot of black though LOL

i wanted to draw him in cute casual. but i'm sure he would have an adventurous fashion sense (something i DISTINCTLY lack)

PET KEY

c. livia domestica, named garuda

pterinochilus murinus

scolopendra sp. (i don't know enough about centipede husbandry)

5, 6. phidippus regius, different morphs

stegodyphus sp.

theraphosa stirmi

[ssseriema]

i know squiddo is mostly drawn as some moththing (big fan of that though) but i cant help but imagine her as a tarantula..... pterinochilus murinus hybrid squiddo save meeee

WAITTT THATS SUCH A CUTE TARANTULA so orange... i can perfectly imagine it with a green little backpack on it aww. i personally imagine squiddo as a leafhopper or sometimes a beetle but a tarantula is so fluffyyyy wah

[scolopendramorsitans]

a blog just for my inverts and snakes (disclaimer 4 any handling pics/videos: handle at your own risk, don't emulate without experience.)

main @cyanocoraxx

🕷 🦂 🩸

click read more for my list of inverts (19/09/24)

⭐ - medically significant venom

⭐? - possibly significant, not enough research

acanthoscurria geniculata - unnamed

aphonopelma sp. jalisco - unnamed

brachypelma hamorii - pleck

ceratogyrus marshalli - kantus ⭐

chilobrachys fimbriatus - hersey ⭐

chilobrachys huahini - unnamed ⭐

cyriopagopoeus lividus - dirge ⭐

haploclastus devamatha - bridgeburner

homeoemma chilensis - iblis ♀

lampropelma n. arboricola - tarn

lasiodora parahybana - laios

phormictopus auratus - furnace ♀

poecilotheria subfusca - pepper ⭐

poecilotheria metallica- nacelle ⭐

pterinochilus murinus - reaver ⭐

selenocosmia crassipes - bard

linothele sericata - cupcake

dolomedes spp. -  ferryman

macroctenus kingsleyi - sisyphus ♀ ⭐ ?

piloctenus hematostoma - vulcan ⭐ ?

atypus karschi - hamster

calommata signata - unnamed

eresus walckenaeri - unnamed

tailless whip scorpion (damon medius) - mizaru ♂

tailless whip scorpion (damon medius) - kikazaru ♂

tailless whip scorpion (damon medius) - iwazaru ♀

thai red vinegaroon (thelyphonus sp. red) - unnamed

scolopendra morsitans (blood red) - sukuna ♂

scolopendra morsitans (blood red) - shrine ♀

scolopendra morsitans (dragon head) - major ♂

scolopendra dehaani (sumatra pink) - eos ⭐

scolopendra subspinipes (java red) - choso ⭐

scolopendra dehaani (orange legs) - astraeus ⭐

scolopendra hainanum pling - tengen ⭐

scolopendra mutilans (green form) - gyomei ⭐

scolopendra polymorpha - sunstorm

ethmostigmus trigonopodus (yellow) - akaza

ethmostigmus austroyunnanensis - kokushibo ♀

ethmostigmus austroyunnanensis - doma ♂

chinese mantis (t. sinensis) - seven

joker mantis (p. picta) - punchline

dorcus titanus - sharpshooter ♀

dwarf wood (l. australasiae) - bargarean jade ♀

vietnam forest (h. loaticus) - hideous mass

golden desert (s. palmatus) - unnamed

brazilian rainbow boa - inti ♂ (5-6ft)

royal python - latte ♂ (4ft)

rosy boa - carmine ♂ (2ft)

"aren't you scared it will bite you" hello job. no i can't come in today. i'm being bitten by my poecilotheria metallica. yeah i'll be off work for 3 weeks. yay

"does it still have its venom" yes. who am i to deny a girl's fun? if she wants to envenomate me one day that's ok with me

"it can't love you" neither could my dad but we move

"why keep centipedes eughghgh gross" i don't have room in my house for an actual dragon so the smaller land ones will do instead

"what do you feed them" small children

"what do you do with them" we vibe. my spiders know my deepest darkest secrets and they will never tell you. on account of being incapable of human speech.

"do they sleep in your bed" yes and they size me up every night. one day they will eat me. please send help!

"how can you sleep at night with those in your house" see above. i'm never alone :)

[mirkwood-trash]

Tiny carapace from my OBT's latest molt 🥺❤️ (about 2cm)

[alexprime]

This is my tarantula, Unicron, and her tiny roommate, Galvatron! Some backstory: A few months ago, when I was feeding my OBT tarantula, Unicron (Pterinochilus murinus), I saw this random, tiny-ass little spider chillin' at the very top of the enclosure. No idea how it got in there, but it’d made itself quite at home beneath the lip of the hinges/top, well out of range of being squished when opening the lid. I attempted to safely catch him up, but he was in an awkward spot, and having the lid of an OBT enclosure wide open for any length of time makes me sweat. If you know anything about OBTs (short for 'Orange Bitey Thing'), you'll understand why that might be. So, I figured I’d safely catch him another day when I was able to get at him! In the meantime, I dropped in a few crickets for Unicron, and then, to apologize for bothering him, I tangled the smallest cricket I had in Mystery Spider’s webbing at the top of the enclosure. After a few minutes, Mystey Spider bolted for the cricket and had himself a mighty feast. Y'all. I love this tiny little bitch more than I can say. I watched him for a bit, and I can safely say that I would die for him. I own forty spiders, (thirty-nine tarantulas, and now one small-ass Mystery Spider), and he's one of my favorites. It’s been a few months since I discovered him, and I'm happy to report that he’s thriving! I decided to name him Galvatron, to fit the Transformers theme of his comparatively giant enclosure-mate, Unicron. (If you're a Transformers: The Movie fan, you'll understand). I feed him weekly, and have been ordering a few tiny crickets specifically for him! When I eventually redo Unicron’s enclosure, I’ll be rehousing Galvatron into an enclosure of his own, but this little asshole will be remaining with me. Unicron has taken absolutely no interest in him whatsoever. She’s a pretty shy OBT and rarely comes out of her burrow/webbing tunnels unless to get a drink. After some research, I’ve tentatively identified him as a Triangulate Cobweb Spider (Steatoda triangulosa), although I’m not 100% on that. If anyone can verify that, let me know! He’s tiny; roughly the size of a small pea. So, an unintentional communal enclosure, but I love him, and I love her, and I love them both.

[vampiremasochist]

Best picture of Nero I've ever taken - a child showing off their fave toy 🧸

[skelebee]

Day 1: Pterinochilus murinus

[transingthoseformers]

SG Tarantulas should be blue or yellow/orange. Some possibilities;

Cyriopagopys lividus

Chilobrachys sp. (i don't know what sp stands for)

Lampropelma violaceopes

Monocentropus balfouri

Avicularia geroldi

Poecilotheria metallica

Pterinopelma sazimai

Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens

Haplopelma lividum

Avicularia avicularia

Pterinochilus murinus

Chilobrachys natanicharum

Harpactira pulchripes

Haploclastus Devamatha

Dolichothele Diamantinensis

Omothymus violaceopes

Avicularia minatrix

(Baseline Tarantulas would propably be Heteroscodra maculata or peacock. Also of note is that Tarantulas spins webs, which at least 3 of these do. Certainly more, but i've only checked 4)

I personally do not feel like the creators of Beast Wars put this much thought into it, but these are all lovely options