"Earth tiger" anyone?

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  NMTs

• Jul 9, 2022

It could be, but that's not the best quality pic to be able to ID it. There are a number of "earth tiger" species out there. They are mostly from Asia, often arboreal with a tendency to burrow at the base of a vertical surface (tree trunk), and are moisture dependent. This specimen is very thin - it needs access to clean water and a meal!

 

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  Finikan

• Jul 9, 2022

Absolutely. I rehoused it (arboreally) as soon as I could and it faceplanted into the water dish. I was so happy!

 

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  l4nsky

• Jul 9, 2022

Do you have a picture with the abdomen pattern by chance?

 

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  Finikan

• Jul 9, 2022

I will upload the picture i caught while it was drinking water. Besides that, i just cant get a good pic because of the abdomen's size

 

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  spideyspinneret78

• Jul 10, 2022

To me it looks like it might be a Chilobrachys species.

 

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  Shinn

• Jul 10, 2022

Agree with @spideyspinneret78 looks like a Chilobrachys to me. Below are some pics of my own.

http://imgur.com/a/LkwAh1R

http://imgur.com/a/h0ttxR9

http://imgur.com/a/n2rl1Yk

http://imgur.com/a/clwRe3B