First, this definitly does not look like A. huriana...
I bought very similar spiders (that looks a lot like A. urticans like one pointed out, who knows, maybe another regional variant) a while ago... They were sold to me as an un-identified species of Avic (Avicularia sp.) originating from Peru also (like A. urticans)... that is all I can say about them...
Regardless of A. geroldi being a different species or not then A. avicularia... I think a freshly molted full grown A. geroldi is very different looking then a freshly molted full grown A. avicularia and they have a lot more blue then we tend to give them credit for. It does not mean in anyway that I agree or not that they are a different species, I am no taxonomist... but I know what my eyes see! I personnally think they are worth to have for those Avicularia lovers out there. You have to have seen freshly molted adults for REAL and not only pictures, slings or juveniles...
Martin
I bought very similar spiders (that looks a lot like A. urticans like one pointed out, who knows, maybe another regional variant) a while ago... They were sold to me as an un-identified species of Avic (Avicularia sp.) originating from Peru also (like A. urticans)... that is all I can say about them...
Regardless of A. geroldi being a different species or not then A. avicularia... I think a freshly molted full grown A. geroldi is very different looking then a freshly molted full grown A. avicularia and they have a lot more blue then we tend to give them credit for. It does not mean in anyway that I agree or not that they are a different species, I am no taxonomist... but I know what my eyes see! I personnally think they are worth to have for those Avicularia lovers out there. You have to have seen freshly molted adults for REAL and not only pictures, slings or juveniles...
Martin