What Is The Difference Between A Asian Black And An Asian Birdeater ?

[darabbit82]

What Is The Difference Between A Asian Black And An Asian Birdeater ?

They Look Almost The Same Is There A Difference ?:?

 

[Vidaro]

u mean haplopelma longipes and Haplopelma aureopilosum?

 

[darabbit82]

haplopelma longipes and haplopelma MINAX

 

[Vidaro]

minax
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/the.tarantula.store/gal-H.minax.JPG

Aureopilosum
http://www.exotic-animals.org/pajki/opis_vrst/novi_vrste_2/haplopelma_aureopilosum/index01_en.htm

i dont think they look so similar:/

 

[darabbit82]

I thank you guys for the help, and I will post pic's of mine, maybe it's just me. but I do know they are both really grumpy....

 

[Mushroom Spore]

What Is The Difference Between A Asian Black And An Asian Birdeater ?

For future reference, please don't use English names. They are an inconsistent mess, and someone asking about an "asian black birdeater" or "asian birdeater" or "indian ornamental baboon flame stripe knee horned devil electric slide tarantula" could be asking about anything.

What you know under the two names you asked about could be completely different species (as the second post illustrated) to the person you're asking...and to a third person, they could be two names used for ONE species. So it's really better to save yourself the time and use the science names.

 

[nhdjoseywales]

indian ornamental baboon flame stripe knee horned devil electric slide tarantula

nope, thats definitely a specific breed, i have 2 of them

 

[agent lead]

my minax is a mean bastard!

be carefull with that one....its the meanest of the mean

 

[hasani1408]

For future reference, please don't use English names. They are an inconsistent mess, and someone asking about an "asian black birdeater" or "asian birdeater" or "indian ornamental baboon flame stripe knee horned devil electric slide tarantula" could be asking about anything.

What you know under the two names you asked about could be completely different species (as the second post illustrated) to the person you're asking...and to a third person, they could be two names used for ONE species. So it's really better to save yourself the time and use the science names.

I agree 100 % common names stink! that's why I have a mystery haplopelma species now. it was sold by some crazy common name that is far from common.