Looks like a MM Ischnothele caudata...or another species of Ischnothele. They're a non-theraphosid mygalomorph in the dipluridae family. They range from the Yucatan to Trinidad.
Looks like a MM Ischnothele caudata...or another species of Ischnothele. They're a non-theraphosid mygalomorph in the dipluridae family. They range from the Yucatan to Trinidad.
I second that. I have 9 of them. Not mature, but during research they primarily look like this. Some have a slightly different pattern, but not by much.
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