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  KezyGLA

• Oct 11, 2016

the pinch of rose/red setae where the carapace meets the abdomen makes me think it is LP too.

get in touch with who you bought it from and get refund. LPs arent even half the price B. albos are

 

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  Flexzone

• Oct 11, 2016

Not a B. albo, I'm positive its an L. p as well.

 

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  Venom1080

• Oct 11, 2016

@KezyGLA in Canada they are.

OP, that looks very much like a Lasiodora, prob L parahybana.

 

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  14pokies

• Oct 11, 2016

Deffinately LP.. IMO you made out on the deal..

 

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  KezyGLA

• Oct 11, 2016

@Venom1080 Are you in the states?

I have still to see a 2.5" female that costs more than a .75" true albo unsexed

 

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  Venom1080

• Oct 11, 2016

@KezyGLA Ontario Canada
the price is $10 for 1/4" slings of both species.

 

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  KezyGLA

• Oct 11, 2016

Picking up LP 3" females for £10 here. B. albo is about double that.

Well thats my price but other dealers similar too

 

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  AlbatrossWarrior

• Oct 12, 2016

Wow, what a coincidence, last year I bought a juvie labeled as an LP that was actually a B. albo lol

 

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  Veribug

• Oct 12, 2016

Yeah I'd have to agree with the others, shame about the cost but still a lovely looking T and will no doubt grow up to be nice and big with a great appetite

 

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  AlbatrossWarrior

• Oct 12, 2016

I think I payed about 20$ for an LP and got a very fast growing female B. albo instead. I was so confused because she acted and grew like an LP, lol, grew 4 times as fast as my other B. albo. So I guess it worked out kiiiiind of alright in the end, still a bit mad though!