Yea the underside is fairly orange so yea definitely a seemanni and honestly seems pretty healthy. Fairly active walking around checking out the enclosure.
Yeah I picked one up a few months back. Probably wild caught but better off in my hands than some novice. They like deep dirt and mine seems happy with that
I've gotta say the guy at the pet store actually seemed to have a decent bit of knowledge that wasn't crap. Actually kinda surprised me (although the store had an Avicularia that was in a terrestrial set up as well but I could only take one of them and since the avic. Was holed up in a web in the top corner figured it may be molting or in premolt and didn't want to potentially stress it out but may go back to pick up that one later)
Looks like probably an “A. seemani BCf” or A. sp Guatemala stripe knee. Normal A. seemani have much thicker striping on the knees if i am not mistaken.
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