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WC female A. gabeli have been circulating recently, and that's what it looks like to me. I picked one up in late August - see pics of her here: https://arachnoboards.com/threads/any-new-additions.293285/post-3418527

NMTs said:

WC female A. gabeli have been circulating recently, and that's what it looks like to me. I picked one up in late August - see pics of her here: https://arachnoboards.com/threads/any-new-additions.293285/post-3418527

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Thanks I got her back in very early June its possible she's wild caught but she's in perfect shape so I kinda don't think so bcus they said they'd had her for months and she's a little too pretty for WC to me but who knows. Shops can be shady and this one is one I wont go back to for multiple reasons like that.

wvtarantulaguy said:

Thanks I got her back in very early June its possible she's wild caught but she's in perfect shape so I kinda don't think so bcus they said they'd had her for months and she's a little too pretty for WC to me but who knows. Shops can be shady and this one is one I wont go back to for multiple reasons like that.

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I just meant it looks like A. gabeli, not necessarily wild caught. Although, it's highly likely she was WC at some point, just maybe not recently - these are rarely if ever bred in captivity because they're abundant and easy to catch in the wild, and raising hundreds and hundreds of 1/8" slings to 2i isn't really worth it given how cheap you'd have to sell them. She's in good shape and pretty for sure, though. And she is definitely not an E. olivacea, .