ID would be awesome. Expo pickup!

[Daniel Edwards]

Picked up 3 in a cup for $15. The vendor is Outback Reptiles. He says they were collected in Ghana.

 

[Chris LXXIX]

To proper I.D 'pedes isn't always an easy thing, to me. I don't know, could be Ethmostigmus specie... not sure.

 

[Daniel Edwards]

To proper I.D 'pedes isn't always an easy thing, to me. I don't know, could be Ethmostigmus specie... not sure.

My thought too since its the more common genus from Africa. Pedelings, only 1.5" so far. Separating them today.

 

[Chris LXXIX]

My thought too since its the more common genus from Africa. Pedelings, only 1.5" so far. Separating them today.

Yeah, that's the issue with 'pedes. Amazing, marvellous animals, but sadly not so 'followed' and considered the way Theraphosidae and arachnids in general, are.

It's like sailing using eyes only.

 

[NYAN]

I think I see the big spiracles on one of them

 

[Daniel Edwards]

Yeah, that's the issue with 'pedes. Amazing, marvellous animals, but sadly not so 'followed' and considered the way Theraphosidae and arachnids in general, are.

It's like sailing using eyes only.

Agreed! Figure i'll add what info I can to this forum too as we go along. Also grabbed a "flagtail" for $15. Those are cool.

 

[Staehilomyces]

I counted 23 pairs of legs, which makes me think they're Scolopocryptops.

 

[NYAN]

I counted 23 pairs of legs, which makes me think they're Scolopocryptops.

Scolopocryptops have 23 pairs? If so I learned something new.

 

[Daniel Edwards]

I counted 23 pairs of legs, which makes me think they're Scolopocryptops.

I'll look into it! Also i'll attempt better pics once I separate them today. Thanks again as always!

 

[Daniel Edwards]

Quick snaps of them alone while rehousing

 

[LawnShrimp]

Agreed that they are Scolopocrytops. Likely adults too, they don't get very large.

 

[Daniel Edwards]

Good to know!