This appears to be the same as Chilobrachys sp. Vietnam blue or Chilobrachys dyscolus. I have an adult female of this species.I have a male Chilobrachys sp. Cambodia blue that I recieved as an unsexed freebie sling. I have yet to see anyone else with this species besides the seller, so I'm concerned that I won't be able to find him a female when he matures
This appears to be the same as Chilobrachys sp. Vietnam blue or Chilobrachys dyscolus. I have an adult female of this species.
Could you post a picture of yours, please?
Have any photos? I'd love to see itI don’t know if this is an uncommon tarantula but I have a supposed Aphonopelma sp. Guatemala
Aren't these the ones that are supposedly A. seemanni BCF look-alikes? How do you tell the difference?
Those do look like A. seemani to me. i think @KezyGLA has mentioned that the Blue color for of A. seemani is A. sp Guatemala stripe knee and the stripes on the knees are quite a bit narrower than these.Aren't these the ones that are supposedly A. seemanni BCF look-alikes? How do you tell the difference?
I thought so, I recall someone mentioning it in regards to a photo of one of my A. seemanni saying it may be a different species, with this info probably A. sp. Guatemala.Those do look like A. seemani to me. i think @KezyGLA has mentioned that the Blue color for of A. seemani is A. sp Guatemala stripe knee and the stripes on the knees are quite a bit narrower than these.
I'll post a picture in the tarantula identification category and see what comes up. If so, might be worth hanging onto the suspect male I have in addition to my female.Yours might be the post i am remembering. LOL. i feel like i have only seen it come up a couple times.