Theraphosinae spec. "Panama"

[Stonerain]

 

[Alltheworld601]

It looks like it could be an Ami spp.

 

[c.h.esteban]

in this species, the spermathecea is far away from the special ami-shape and i cant find the modified typ I hairs, which are typical for ami.

bye

 

[tyrantuladub]

It is beautiful and I want one haha

 

[Philth]

I haven't seen one of these in person yet, but are the colors off in the pic? It seems very orange as the others pics I've seen are more a pink/magenta color. Do they vary in color, or is it just close to a molt or something?

Later, Tom

---------- Post added 03-16-2013 at 04:56 PM ----------

Like this one for example.

 

[Stonerain]

hi,
it seems to me that this is the normal color. al lot of people use more color inside a picture (photoshop e.g.) so that a spider shows more spectacular.
but yes, after molting the color is more intensiv than showing in my picture

 

[Stonerain]

ok...a little bit more intensive in the color when fresh molted....

 

[Stonerain]

1.0 going adult....

 

[LILPH1LL]

Wow theyre nice!


Phill