C.marshalli???

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  michaelcb

• Jun 12, 2009

i think that it is actually a Ceratogyrus darlingi instead of marshalli. someone correct me if i am wrong

 

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  Zoltan

• Jun 13, 2009

Actually it's an Augacephalus sp. instead of Ceratogyrus sp.

 

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  pinkfoot

• Jun 15, 2009

Agreed, but impossible to say which one from this angle.

 

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  michaelcb

• Jun 15, 2009

yeah i don't see much of a horn there. if he can get better working material then we can work it through

 

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  michaelcb

• Jun 15, 2009

but yeah the genus you gave seems to be a A junodi. that's my best guess

 

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  elzette

• Jun 19, 2009

that spider you have is A. junodi

I don't want to be cruel to you, but did you know that those spiders are endangered in South Africa? They are on the Cites list apendix 2. All these spidrs from Africa or South Africa what you buy is taken from the wild, which means in a few years, time there will be nothing left, they will be extinct soon.

I hope you take good care of this spider

 

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  Zoltan

• Jun 19, 2009

I think it's impossible to say anything more than Augacephalus sp. from this picture. It can be A. junodi or A. sp. "Mozambique".

elzette said:

They are on the Cites list apendix 2.

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They aren't according to http://www.cites.org/eng/app/appendices.shtml