New addition

[Hairyspider]

Hello just wanted to post my new addition. Sold to me as a painted T :? , but looks awfully like a P.irmina. Maybe thats their common name? but any-who here is the pix
Later,

Hairy

 

[spidergoddess]

Looks so cold there in the snow...

 

[Yog-Sothoth]

Doesnt look at all like a P.irminia to me, its hard to tell from a pic and with a a spiderling its almost impossible.

 

[David Burns]

Looks like a Brachapelma emilia to me.

 

[rosehaired1979]

Looks like a P.irmnia to me

 

[manville]

not too sure but it looks like a p irminia.

 

[The Juice]

I would guess P. Irminia ( SunTiger) How much did you pay for it?

 

[David Burns]

P.irminia doesn't have a red carapace, even at that size.

 

[Hairyspider]

re newbie

I got it for $35, it was $60 but I had a gift certificate from my old job as a going away present. I did some checking on-line before I posted and couldn't find any B.emelia sling pics, but did find a P.irmina sling pic at www.krazy8sinvertebrates.com the pic of the sun tiger looks like mine.


Hairy
p.s the emilia has the lighter color higher up on the leg segments from the adult pics I found.
Later

 

[David Burns]

O.K. I'm wrong (nothing new about that.)

 

[Hairyspider]

re: wrong

same here When ever there is an id this T, I usually don't venture a guess, cuz's 9/10 times I'm wrong. :}

Later

Hairy

OH BTW are the any Herp shops in San Jose CA. just so I don't have to look it up on-line or in the phone book

 

[MrBaronIsBack]

Whatever it is, it's not a Brachy. They don't have stripes on their abdomens as s'lings, nor are they that leggy. Looks like it is some kind of arboreal/semi-arboreal from the flaring at the ends of the feet. Just what kind is anyone's guess.

 

[Anansi]

its p. irminia...you can see the chevrons on its abdomen...yea irmina have a red ceph at that size...