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  Snakeguybuffalo

• Apr 20, 2008

genic for sure

 

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  Akitayoji

• Apr 28, 2008

That is not an A. geniculata, It is an A. seemanni.

 

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  Ram!

• Jun 14, 2008

I think its an A. Seemanni.

 

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  apidaeman

• Aug 1, 2008

Acanthoscurria Geniculata

Mark it down! No question. White border on the cephalothorax and red setae on the abdomen. Definatly not Aphonopelma seemani. Great T BTW.

P.S., I have both, I know what each looks like.

 

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  US Arachnids

• Oct 4, 2008

A. Geniculata is my vote!
From looking at the picture it looks bigger then the A. Seemanni, Givin the fact that its abdomen is shaped more like the A. Geniculata's, As apidaeman stated in the post above it does look like it has red setae on its abdomen. I my self have had a few A. seemanni's, even the ones iv power fed never had a abdomen like that, And I haven't seen any seemanni's with an abdomen that big yet lol.
either way you still have your self a Gorgeous T

 

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  CodeWilster

• Oct 5, 2008

I'd say it's either an Aphonopelma geniculata or an Acanthoscurria seemani :?
(Sorry I had to)

 

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  bliss

• Nov 5, 2008

this is A. geniculata. since when does A. seemani have red rump hair?

this is clearly A geniculata, no question about it. trust me i've seen many of these, as well as seemani...

-dan-

 

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  Euronymous

• Nov 8, 2008

CodeWilster said:

I'd say it's either an Aphonopelma geniculata or an Acanthoscurria seemani :?
(Sorry I had to)

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nice:clap:

 

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  sardelius

• Dec 31, 2008

I think that's a.brosklehursti, need beather foto, but stripes on the legs seams like brocklehursti