Cleared that up it was a leaf now what's this

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  MrSmith86

• Jun 14, 2016

yes maturity will darken this one up

 

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  REEFSPIDER

• Jun 14, 2016

@MrSmith86 thank you sir and I apologize for the first pic I am posting from a phone so they are easier to see.

 

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  REEFSPIDER

• Jun 14, 2016

Don't worry I got some water in that dish asap #john3800

 

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  TheInv4sion

• Jun 14, 2016

@REEFSPIDER *Jon3800

 

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  EDED

• Jun 14, 2016

I think you have Haplopelma not Selenocosmia

pattern on the abdomen dont really exist on Selenoscosmia genus plus the legs and other things make me think you have Haploplema.

do you have another shot of its chelicerae? does it have white mustache around the side? if pronounced, could be hainanum (another Haplopelma)

 

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  REEFSPIDER

• Jun 14, 2016

@EDED thank you for the input this is what I thought to I just have little experience with Asian fossorial T's. I knew most of the Selenocosmia sp I have seen did not have much pattern on the abdomen that is what made me question its species.

 

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  creepa

• Jun 14, 2016

My guess would allso be Haplopelma..., but not hainanum.

Can you make a good picture of leg IV?
I see a little blueish on the legs, not enough for lividum but maybe longipes...