Caught in Singapore

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  Dman

• Feb 2, 2020

Where was it caught? Region not exact location please..

 

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  ExoticLover

• Feb 2, 2020

was caught it at Singapore forest

 

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  Dman

• Feb 2, 2020

It's lacking the tiger stripes of most Lampropelma or other Asian earth tigers. Possible Phlogiellus inermis?

 

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  ExoticLover

• Feb 4, 2020

Dman said:

It's lacking the tiger stripes of most Lampropelma or other Asian earth tigers. Possible Phlogiellus inermis?

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Was Google those name u given can't get the species.. And he so small how come will breeding and hav sac???

 

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  Dman

• Feb 4, 2020

ExoticLover said:

Was Google those name u given can't get the species.. And he so small how come will breeding and hav sac???

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Not sure what your question is? Genus Phlogiellus, species inermis. I have never seen them for sale in the U.S. market. They are a dwarf species. I have read that they are semi arboreal.

 

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  ExoticLover

• Feb 4, 2020

Dman said:

Not sure what your question is? Genus Phlogiellus, species inermis. I have never seen them for sale in the U.S. market. They are a dwarf species. I have read that they are semi arboreal.

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What I mean the tarantula moprh.. And a friend of mine mentioned singapore brown tarantula

 

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  Tankhellcat

• Feb 10, 2020

If this is from Singapore then it should be a Phlogiellus inermis. The lack of markings and the fact it is an adult at that size would indicate so as to my knowledge the other tarantula species we have in Singapore are bigger than this as adults and are not a uniform brown in coloration.