Large wild T on YouTube

[DoctorBones]

Surprised this isn't clearly a repost, but didn't turn it up in a search...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N5XRIeSXfGc&feature=related

Anybody venture a guess as to species?

 

[aaron]

Kinda looks like a Nhandu carapoensis but just a guess.

 

[Boyd Blizard]

MM L p. That's my guess.

 

[newspidermom]

I thought it was an LP too...or at least from that genus. Definitely mature that's for sure. Wild males are usually the ones seen out roaming looking for a mate.

 

[Philth]

Kinda looks like a Nhandu carapoensis but just a guess.

I can't say what it is but can say its not a male Nhandu carapoensis since they don't have tibial apophyses , and this spider clearly does.

Later, Tom

 

[aaron]

Right. I forgot that LP's were also from Brazil.