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  SouthernStyle

• Aug 27, 2007

Excuse the bad pic, She wouldnt stay still long enough for me to snap a good one. This girl is 3.5" or so, Has a Very Light green Carapace, her Legs are covered with Long Red hairs, and She almost has the C.Fascinatum pattern on her abdomen, except for it's all in red hairs...Definatly a Very interesting Tarantula...Just have no idea what Species she is....LMK if you can!

 

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  Scourge

• Aug 29, 2007

Looks a lot like a Euathlus sp., especially with those abdominal hair patterns. I have one that looks very similar to yours bought as E. sp. 'Amber'.

Mike

 

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  Hasek

• Sep 2, 2007

In Europe they sell those as Euathlus truculentus.

 

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  Jon3800

• Nov 24, 2007

SouthernStyle said:

Excuse the bad pic, She wouldnt stay still long enough for me to snap a good one. This girl is 3.5" or so, Has a Very Light green Carapace, her Legs are covered with Long Red hairs, and She almost has the C.Fascinatum pattern on her abdomen, except for it's all in red hairs...Definatly a Very interesting Tarantula...Just have no idea what Species she is....LMK if you can!

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I just bought the same one. It seems very docile, and it likes to web a lot. So is it a Euathlus sp. Amber?

 

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  J.huff23

• Aug 27, 2009

It looks like a Paraphysa parvula to me.

 

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  Vidaro

• Jun 21, 2010

i agree with P. parvula.
Euathlus sp. have a more rounded carapase.

 

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  Armstrong5

• Sep 2, 2010

looks like a chilean beauty

 

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  Armstrong5

• Sep 2, 2010

i think the scientific name is Euathlus truculentus