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  CyclingSam

• Nov 23, 2017

vagans?

 

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  atraxrobustus

• Nov 23, 2017

looks alot like a B. schoederi though could possibly be a B. Vagans.

Notably, B. Vagans is becoming increasingly rarer in the pet trade due to restrictions being placed on the exportation of B. Vagans.

 

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  John Hare

• Nov 23, 2017

@atraxrobustus I was thinking this too. But I put it up for discussion. Nothing I have had before in my 30 years.

 

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  Arachnoclown

• Nov 23, 2017

Could be Vagans...my Sabulosum's have little red hairs on the back legs. Its hard to see from the picture posted. Thats the main difference between the 2 in my experience. Could also be a cross breed, that happens alot. People buy them and they don't know what they really have. That being said you have a great hobby T, I recommend not breeding it. They are great pets though, don't get me wrong. Good luck

 

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  Arachnoclown

• Nov 23, 2017

@atraxrobustus They have a black rump I thought???

 

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  John Hare

• Nov 23, 2017

I got this off Craigslist today. Was supposed to be a pink toe. Also his rose hair was a OBT. LOL Pet stores.

 

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  John Hare

• Nov 23, 2017

@Mexican Redknee Shroederi have a black rump. I was yhinking possible B. epicureanum.

 

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  KezyGLA

• Nov 23, 2017

Doesnt look like schroederi at all. It could be one of many Brachypelma, even likely been hybridised.

 

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  Arachnoclown

• Nov 23, 2017

@John Hare That's pets stores for ya...sell you anything for a buck.

 

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  KezyGLA

• Nov 23, 2017

Its not epicureanum either as their setae is distinguishable.