Several Grammostola species

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Enjoy {D

Grammostola rosea "Concepcion" (adult female)





Grammostola rosea rcf (adult female, not looking her best I suspect she's about to molt soon)



Grammostola rosea rcf (subadult male)



Grammostola porteri (subadult male)

 

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Great photos!! Nice animals.
Wait till that RCF molts out - awsome looking spider!
 

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Nice looking T's, and your enclosure's look nice from what I can see. How about some enclosure pics?
 

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Sorry to disappoint you Fierce Deity, but I took the T's into my back yard ;)
I would never use stones in my enclosures.
 

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I like to make natural enclosures, and use rocks and stones sometimes. I have never had problems myself, but I have heard stories or the rocks falling down on the spider if it burrows under it. Just be more careful in the way you set it up...
 

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I rather use cork bark and fake (very real looking) plants, no risk in using them and it looks cool aswell!
 

Steffen

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Grammostola rosea "Concepcion"
What is that? I have heard of Grammostola sp. Conception but yours doesn't look like it. I don't see any enlarged scopula on metatarsus, but maybe I am just blind or stupid. :rolleyes:

Nice spiders though!
 

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Very nice pictures. They are all beautiful, and nice backgrounds as well!
 

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Steffen said:
What is that? I have heard of Grammostola sp. Conception but yours doesn't look like it. I don't see any enlarged scopula on metatarsus, but maybe I am just blind or stupid. :rolleyes:

Nice spiders though!
Could be the same one, she's been sold to me from Germany as G. rosea "Concepcion". That's all I know ;)
 

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could it be that you are talking about 2 diffrent species? G rosea rcf from concepcion Chile and a possible new Grammostola species from Concepcion Chile?
 

Steffen

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Anything is possible if you ask me. But it doesn't really resemble any rosea I have ever seen, since the carapace is black. :?

But it is really simple. Acidqueen, check metatarsus on your specimen please.
 

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The carapace isn't really that black.. more a shade of greyish green.

Here's a picture for you Steffen.

 

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I will ask the person from who I bought the spider why he's selling them as G. rosea "Concepcion" rather than G. sp. Concepcion. Either is fine with me, it's a pretty spider regardless of it's name.
 

Steffen

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Well it kinda looks like a rosea so I can imagine why they are being sold as such. But for that matter, I can't say it is not a rosea. Only that I have heard otherwise. And considered the fact that it is supposed to be kinda newly discovered I would have say "DAMN they described/determined that species fast." :D

But I'm no expert, I just like to think so. :D {D But I completely agree with you, it is a pretty spider no matter what. In fact I am planning to get one myself in a few weeks hopefully.
 

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this is what I got from the guy that sold this spider to me

Michael Scheller said:
To your Question,the Name G.rosea "Concepcion" was created from Pedro
Avaria,he is a Guy from Chile and the Importer of all G.rosea, G.porteri
and other Spiders and Scorpions from Chile in Germany...
I dont know exactly,if its real a rosea Varieton,my meaning is by this
Way...
 
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