Most of the pics I have seen of cajamarca are of a black spider with white lines on legs and orange hairs, this spider is blue like my T longicolli female, with orange around the carapace.
There are several species that look similar that are frequently confused for one another...some have changed names so i cant recall what all are called now...the only one I know, and the only one I am familiar with would be cyaneolum, and this isnt cyaneolum....the giveaway for them is that the hairs on their rump are a deep red., I dont see that here.
no I just started doing research and have been studying up. Only been keeping since august and am enamored with thrixopelma longicolli which I have a female. Saw a video by Tom Moran on Homoeomma sp blue Peru and in the second video he says could be thrixopelma lagunas or longicolli or cyanoleum and there is now a new one in the us called thrixopelma sp blue dwarf. Hardly call myself an expert, but can tell that there is a high probability that my new girl here definitely isn’t a cajamarca. Who knows what it is though? Why I am asking?
no I just started doing research and have been studying up. Only been keeping since august and am enamored with thrixopelma longicolli which I have a female. Saw a video by Tom Moran on Homoeomma sp blue Peru and in the second video he says could be thrixopelma lagunas or longicolli or cyanoleum and there is now a new one in the us called thrixopelma sp blue dwarf. Hardly call myself an expert, but can tell that there is a high probability that my new girl here definitely isn’t a cajamarca. Who knows what it is though? Why I am asking?
no I just started doing research and have been studying up. Only been keeping since august and am enamored with thrixopelma longicolli which I have a female. Saw a video by Tom Moran on Homoeomma sp blue Peru and in the second video he says could be thrixopelma lagunas or longicolli or cyanoleum and there is now a new one in the us called thrixopelma sp blue dwarf. Hardly call myself an expert, but can tell that there is a high probability that my new girl here definitely isn’t a cajamarca. Who knows what it is though? Why I am asking?
Yes they are all of the same Tarantula. The first 2 pics are screen captures from the video the seller sent me via email. the other pictures I took, when someone mentioned pics being blurry. This is suppose to be a confirmed female Thrixopelma Sp Cajamarca. Hopefully it turns out to be so. but when I was checking on my slings I pointed the light and this girls femur's are blue, so I started questioning it? Granted she isn't full size yet and has a big of growning to do.
Yes they are all of the same Tarantula. The first 2 pics are screen captures from the video the seller sent me via email. the other pictures I took, when someone mentioned pics being blurry. This is suppose to be a confirmed female Thrixopelma Sp Cajamarca. Hopefully it turns out to be so. but when I was checking on my slings I pointed the light and this girls femur's are blue, so I started questioning it? Granted she isn't full size yet and has a big of growning to do.
Interesting. The one in the video clips looks to have a lot more red setae, but maybe it's just the lighting or something. I agree that the femur have a blue tint in the pics you took in person. Hopefully it really is female so you can eventually compare spermathecae to get a positive ID.
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