Unidentified Avicularia sp South America

Sep 17, 2004

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Unidentified Avicularia sp South America

 

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Avicularia degville?

hey if its new you get to name it ...

 

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A. purpurea (i probably spelled that wrong)?

 

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i havent seen one in a while but it might be a maneus brick red pink toe, [i don't know the scientific name right now]

 

Sep 17, 2004

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How did u get that?

 

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Pheonixx said:

Avicularia degville?

hey if its new you get to name it ...

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ROFLMAO @ your comment!

Whatever Avic species this is, it is S T U N N I N G !!!!!!

Congrats on a beautiful specimen.

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Wendy
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Sep 18, 2004

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<EDIT>hot!!!!!

 

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Sep 18, 2004

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Must Get That Avic!

 

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I have never seen an avic look like that before but it reminds me of a metallica though..

 

Sep 18, 2004

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ooooh i like that one!
well maby after it molts you can tell. isn't there a wooly avic sp.? or the really big one?
either way...it's a beauty!!
dianne

 

Sep 18, 2004

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Ooh, that´s a beauty
I would´n say No to one like that!

 

Sep 18, 2004

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It looks like an A metallica and a B albopilosum (or maybe an A huriana) got a liiiitle too tipsy together one nite...

 

Sep 18, 2004

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chad11990 said:

i havent seen one in a while but it might be a maneus brick red pink toe, [i don't know the scientific name right now]

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- A. bicegoi

Hey RD, you have a beautiful Avic there! What's the leg span on her?

 

Sep 18, 2004

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SpiderTwin said:

- A. bicegoi

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thats what i was thinkin, or at least that was the first thing that came to mind. looks like some sorta crossbreed of a crossbred avic, ha wouldnt that be cool!! needless to say, thats a gorgeous T. maybe we'll find it a name soon stunning pic too.

 

Sep 18, 2004

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Angelo said:

thats what i was thinkin, or at least that was the first thing that came to mind. looks like some sorta crossbreed of a crossbred avic, ha wouldnt that be cool!! needless to say, thats a gorgeous T. maybe we'll find it a name soon stunning pic too.

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It's not an A. bicegoi, I was just answering chads' question.

I know there is also the "Powder Blue Pink Toe", I just got brain fade right now on the the scientific name.

 

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SpiderTwin said:

It's not an A. bicegoi

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aaah ok. either way, that was the fist name that came to my mind when i looked at that photo. your probably right tho on the statement its not an a. bicegoi.

 

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Yes, it could be an Avicularia azuraklaasi (Peruvian Powder Blue Pinktoe). It's a beauty.