@Cmac2111 the chelicerae on the females of most Aphonopelma sp are 'oversized' and can be a handy thing to note when only given top views of this species. Same applies to most Grammostola. Obviously not a guarantee as you need a moult for that. But can be a good visual clue nonetheless.
@TLSizzle chalcodes are notorious for different colour phases as they grow so could still well be a chalcodes.
Thank you she was my first adult tarantula n she's cute but super moody definitely not the docile t i was told about if i touch her viv she will kick with both bk legs so hard she will fall over , so over dramatic . But your girl could easy be chalcodes she has the same markings on her legs and next to her eyes so you never know
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