Any ideas

[Aviculariinae]

Does anyone have any ideas on what type of trapdoor this is,I think it maybe from africa im just need alittle imput into this

Thanks

 

[MacCleod]

I have no idea what species it could be, be it certainly looks very nice :}

 

[Navaros]

No idea on the species, but that is one of the coolest trapdoors I've ever seen.

 

[Aviculariinae]

It is one of the better Looking trapdoors alright.i use to have 2 of these but one died and i think this one maybe a mature male.Its very hard to check as i believe the hooks on these spiders are very small!

 

[Richard_uk]

Looks to be the same as my African black trapdoor spider, wich was labelled Gorgyrella species. There is a picture of it in the other trapdoor thread.

I took this picture today! I didn't see the spider until I looked at the photo!

 

[Aviculariinae]

I had an idea that the species name began with a G,cheers mate

Where did you get your Hadrurus sp scorpions,as they are mighty fine looking scorps,i would nt mind getting some myself!;-)

 

[MichaelaB]

Hi!

mh... If I take a look at the eyes of these spider I think it´s a trapdoor from the familiy of Idiopidae...They´re often called Front-Eyed-Trap door spider...But I´m not sure.

 

[Aviculariinae]

You could be right actually about the eyes,Try to guess what family it is from is like trying to win the lotto

 

[danfekar]

Kinda looks like one of my trapdoors. Sold to me as "probably some Stasimopus sp", but I've benn told on several forums that this most likely is a Gorgyrella sp.

Do you see any resemblance?