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    JMugleston
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    Default Recent Spider Pairings

    Brachypelma emelia


    Cyriocosmus elegans


    Heteroscodra maculata


    Nhandu coloratovillosus


    Poecilotheria pederseni


    And another P. pederseni



    Nhandu chromatus

    Looks like it worked.


    Poecilotheria subfusca


    Poecilotheria striata

    Looks like he got her.


    Psalmopoeus cambridgei


    Afterward she tried to get him. Instead she grabbed on to the "magical male-saving stick" while he ran away.


    Pterinochilus murinus


    Poecilotheria metallica (x2!)




    Psalmopoeus irminia


    Poecilotheria tigriniwesseli


    Monocentropus balfouri


    And another one


    Megaphobema mesomelas


    Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens - This one wasn't so successful


    A few of the girls were much more accommodating - and less deadly






    Chilobrachys fimbriatus




    Ceratogyrus brachycephalus


    Aphonopelma eutylenum


    Acanthoscurria geniculata

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    Awesome pics; see your comments after P. striata pairing that "looks like he got her." So males can also kill females during mating? Thought it was a one way thing with males having to be careful of females killing them .
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mentat View Post
    Awesome pics; see your comments after P. striata pairing that "looks like he got her." So males can also kill females during mating? Thought it was a one way thing with males having to be careful of females killing them .
    Oh no. By "got her" I mean he successfully mated with her. The pic shows her vent slightly opened. When the male is successful he'll pull the bent back like the one in the pic. It is a way to ensure the male mated before he ran away.

    That said, I have heard of males killing females. I've never had it happen, but I guess it is possible.

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