Sold as Acanthoscurria geniculata

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  Earl J Timajo

• Dec 30, 2018

 

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  Earl J Timajo

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  Thekla

• Dec 30, 2018

At that size no one can tell you with absolute certainty what species it is. I suppose you'll have to wait a few or more moults.

But if it was a reputable dealer/breeder chances are good it's an A. geniculata.

 

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  Earl J Timajo

• Dec 30, 2018

@Thekla Thank you mam/sir for your side. Do you think how many moults does it takes to show the color/pattern ?

 

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  PidderPeets

• Dec 30, 2018

As Thekla said, no one can identify it at that size beyond saying it's a new world terrestrial. I don't have that species so I'm not positive, but most species start developing adult coloration at about 4 or 5 cm legspan. Genics are supposed to be great eaters though, so you shouldn't have to wait too long before it's big enough to identify

 

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  Mike Miller

• Jan 9, 2019

Like everyone else said, time will tell. But the faint stripping on some of the pictures looked just like mine did as a sling.