Unconventional pets

[LongDucDong]

Hello! New to this site, just sharing some pics of my pets. Some will cringe, others will like, either way I hope you like the pics!

 

[Peanuts]

Outright fascinating. I am not the largest fans of these 'creepy' crawlers, but I can't help but just taking in all of the detail (largely because I never plan on getting quite that close to these organisms without a large panel of glass between me and them) that you have captured. Wonderful work.

 

[LongDucDong]

Thank you Peanuts! Glad you liked em! I dug up a few more...

These next two are not my pets, I shot these at a local venomous snake refuge:

 

[LaFoto]

I like all the photos of your pets, but you might wish to get a warning added to your title? Something like "arachnophobes beware!" or so? Not all like to see what they get to see, though I must say that the second and fifth photo here are COOLEST!!!

 

[LongDucDong]

Ok, will try and remember to include a "arachnophobe warning".

 

[Big Mike]

Great shots. The detail on the first set is amazing.

 

[tpe]

Superbe, why hadn't i seen these before, love em all, is the web entirely real on the first?

tim

 

[Christie Photo]

Unconventional pets... to say the least. I bet they don't have unconventional names either. I don't think "Fluffy" or "Spot" will do.

Pete

 

[LongDucDong]

Superbe, why hadn't i seen these before, love em all, is the web entirely real on the first?

tim

Thanks! Yes, the web is entirely real, this particular spider spins a very odd, very sticky web. I caught it in the act of making more, hence the strand from one of her legs. This spider is a Kukulcania arizonica, a Arizona house spider.