P.striata

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  cold blood

• Apr 10, 2018

nice pic!

 

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  Venom1080

• Apr 10, 2018

Never raised a stirata from sling, but that sure doesn't look like one. Looks alot more like a P subfusca lowland.

 

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  cold blood

• Apr 10, 2018

@Venom1080 I see highland with it being so dark

 

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  Venom1080

• Apr 10, 2018

@cold blood I've seen much darker Highland. I've seen a video of a wild Highland, looks nothing like anything in the hobby. Eithers there's a lot of variation in the species, or there's been alot of hybridisation. Which is likely.

 

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  cold blood

• Apr 10, 2018

@Venom1080 For a long time they were considered the same species, so there's little doubt the line between them has been blurred in captivity.

 

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  Venom1080

• Apr 10, 2018

@cold blood which is a crying shame. Theres quite a few physical and color differences between females and immatures. MMs look pretty close.

 

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  cold blood

• Apr 10, 2018

Yeah for sure.

Good call on it probably not being striata...just look at the legs on my striata

Poecilotheria vittata

• cold blood
• Mar 14, 2017
• ghost ornamental tarantula magam tiger spider pederson's ornamental tarantula poecilotheria poecilotheria pederseni poecilotheria vittata vittata

vitatta

 

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  Venom1080

• Apr 10, 2018

Here's the link to the wild subfusca.

 

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  ahimoto

• Apr 11, 2018

i bought it like P.Striata (subfusca is too expensive ) Venom1080 if you look in video better you will see diferents in ornament. another thing - this is picture diferent camera , light and much more can change colors. at first and i thought, what this is subfusca and was very happy , becourse i think they are best in P. family ...but