Baby spider pictures
Here's some pics of my spiders. The pics aren't that great. I had to take them rather hurriedly because I was borrowing my mom's iPhone and she had to leave in like 2 minutes and iPhone cameras are crappy anyway, so yeah.
This is Tesla. She eats like a little piggy. This is what she does about 90% of the day: she stands on the side of her jar and never moves. Then, because terrestrial spiders are clumsy oafs, she falls off then climbs back up (spiders aren't too bright). You can see the other two behind her and also part of my messy table.
And that white spot on the front of the jar is spider poo.
Tesla from the top and more of my messy table. I am a messy Jasmine.
Lovelace usually sits on the side of her jar like Tesla does, but for some reason she decided she wanted to be shy when I took pictures of her, so she stuck her head in the substrate. >:|
She thinks she's hidden, but she's still clearly visible.
If you look closely, you can sort of make out Marceline there. Five pictures and this is the best one. She's the only one who dug a burrow even though they're all supposed to. Whenever I touch her jar she runs into her burrow. Luckily it's between the substrate and glass so I can still see her and (sort of) take pictures of her.
Last night she decided to rearrange her burrow then spent twenty minutes washing her face off. It was really cool.
I need a real camera. Also I have to do my homework.
This is Tesla. She eats like a little piggy. This is what she does about 90% of the day: she stands on the side of her jar and never moves. Then, because terrestrial spiders are clumsy oafs, she falls off then climbs back up (spiders aren't too bright). You can see the other two behind her and also part of my messy table.
And that white spot on the front of the jar is spider poo.
Tesla from the top and more of my messy table. I am a messy Jasmine.
Lovelace usually sits on the side of her jar like Tesla does, but for some reason she decided she wanted to be shy when I took pictures of her, so she stuck her head in the substrate. >:|
She thinks she's hidden, but she's still clearly visible.
If you look closely, you can sort of make out Marceline there. Five pictures and this is the best one. She's the only one who dug a burrow even though they're all supposed to. Whenever I touch her jar she runs into her burrow. Luckily it's between the substrate and glass so I can still see her and (sort of) take pictures of her.
Last night she decided to rearrange her burrow then spent twenty minutes washing her face off. It was really cool.
I need a real camera. Also I have to do my homework.