Yeah, definitely no Psalmopoeus. @Stratton coloration actually IS a primary factor of IDing Ts, down to the minute detail of the coloration of setae on the legs of certain species. While it's true that coloration can dull out/experience some variation depending on what stage the T is at in the molting process, what you are stating to believe as fact is simply not true.
Glad you found out what your T was, OP. Pretty little sling for certain.
@RezonantVoid@Arthroverts The long wispy orange setae is an indicator this is an arboreal Ornithoctoninae... @Tcouple90 Omothymus* violaceopes, genus name was changed in 2015 by Smith and Jacobi and recently confirmed in another revision by Gabriel and Sherwood 2019.
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