Photos: My Other Invertebrates

Hello ladies and gentlemen! :)
I've saved the best for last! For the last post in my photo series, I present you all with my other invertebrate post! This post will be on all my inverts that don't fit into the categories that I have already posted about.
For the fourth and final time in this photo series, let's get started!

Dysdera crocata(Woodlouse Hunter Spider)

D.crocata sling

D.crocata adults

Close-up of the abdomen of an adult D.crocta

CLose-up of the leg of an adult D.crocata

Scytodes thoracica(Spitting Spider)

Adult female S.thoracica

Close-up of the leg of an adult female S.thoracica

Tigrosa helluo(Wolf Spider)

Juvenile T.helluo

Close-up of the abdomen of a juvenile T.helluo

Close-up of the ocelli of a jvenile T.helluo

Scutigera coleoptrata(House Centipede)

Close-up of the cephalic shield and compound eyes of an S.coleoptrata

Close-up of the tergites of an S.coleoptrata

Close-up of the joints of an S.coleoptrata

S.coleoptrata subduing an N.cinerea nymph

Close-up of an S.coleoptrata subduing an N.cinerea nymph

Sinnella curviseta(Tropical Pink Springtail)

S.curviseta

Mastigoproctus giganteus(Giant Vinegaroon)

Adult female M.giganteus

Burrow of an adult female M.giganteus

Close-up of the prosoma of an adult female M.giganteus

Adult male M.giganteus eating an N.cinerea nymph

Close-up of an adult male M.giganteus eating an N.cinerea nymph

Close-up of the antenniform legs of an adult M.giganteus

Close-up of the telson of an adult M.giganteus

One important note that I have from this post is that I've sold my Dysdera crocata, so I technically don't have this species right now, but I figured I'd include pics of them anyway.

So that's it for this photo series, I sincerely hope everyone has enjoyed all the pics that I've shared. But nonetheless, even though the photo series is now over, I still have some exciting, new posts coming up on a few new(and in a couple cases, rare) inverts that I've acquired!

One more time I'll say it, I hope everyone has enjoyed my photo series!

Until we meet again, goodbye from your fellow invert enthusiast, Joshua AKA All About Insects!