Guess That Spider

[MrsHaas]

Ami species?

Wait... Can't be

 

[MrsHaas]

Ami species?

I revoke my guess lol

 

[dragonfire1577]

Phormictopus sp green, Megaphobema mesomelas, euathlus pulcherrimaklaasi?

 

[cold blood]

Here is the new one.

Come on man, don't post a pic for guesses and disappear, you're killing us here

 

[metallica]

ha ha I cheated. it is a new genus we found in Mexico. tiny little guys. Lovely tough.

 

[AphonopelmaTX]

Since it's nobody's turn since someone decided to cheat, I'll keep it going by posting this.

 

[Philth]

Since it's nobody's turn since someone decided to cheat, I'll keep it going by posting this.

A. steindachneri ?

 

[z32upgrader]

Aphonopelma armada?

 

[louise f]

Since it's nobody's turn since someone decided to cheat, I'll keep it going by posting this.

G.pulchra

 

[Sana]

Darn Louise beat me.

 

[z32upgrader]

Darn Louise beat me.

Too bad you're both wrong. It's definitely an Aphonopelma.

 

[Sana]

Too bad you're both wrong. It's definitely an Aphonopelma.

Yeah that'll happen. I'm not nearly familiar enough with the available tarantula species as I would like to be.

 

[AphonopelmaTX]

An Aphonopelma it is, but what species? Here is a hint. The spermatheca of the spider is attached.

 

[cold blood]

That doesn't help Lonnie...lol....i'll guess johnnycashi

 

[Sana]

I tried to search for that info here and on google and got a big hopeless goose egg so now I really want to know.

 

[louise f]

A. abberans

 

[Flexzone]

Aphonopelma reversum or Aphonopelma eutylenum ?

 

[MrsHaas]

ha ha I cheated. it is a new genus we found in Mexico. tiny little guys. Lovely tough.

Cheater cheated pumpkin eater!! Lol

 

[MrsHaas]

An Aphonopelma it is, but what species? Here is a hint. The spermatheca of the spider is attached.

We're guessing spider vag now?? Looool
How the tables have turned!

 

[AphonopelmaTX]

You all have been really good at this so far so I couldn't make it easy. Don't give up! Here are some more hints...

- Color isn't everything.
- A part of the Aphonopelma hentzi group, but is not A. hentzi.
- As far as where it comes from, if it could talk it would say "Remember the Alamo!"