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  miss moxie

• Oct 10, 2017

Dunno the species, but it looks like a mature male.

 

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  Gigi56

• Oct 10, 2017

Yeah I was thinking he was a male thank you

 

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  Gigi56

• Oct 10, 2017

@miss moxie genus Aphonopelma? Maybe idk

 

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  miss moxie

• Oct 10, 2017

Honestly, no idea. Where did you get them? If you caught them outside that would provide more info. If you bought them, then it's a toss up.

 

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  Gigi56

• Oct 10, 2017

@miss moxie yeah I found him outside

 

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  JoshDM020

• Oct 11, 2017

If youre in the US (idk where rialto is), its almost definitely Aphonopelma.

 

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  JavaJacketOC

• Oct 11, 2017

Probably a California Ebony...Aphonopelma eutylenum. He's looking for a lady, put him back where you found him and catch one of his babies next year

 

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  Gigi56

• Oct 11, 2017

@JavaJacketOC yes I'm in California and oh snap most definitely will then and thank you guys!

 

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  Gigi56

• Oct 11, 2017

Since I'm here which can be a good beginner species to have first, I'm kinda new to this but want to get more involved and stuff any ideas??

 

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  JavaJacketOC

• Oct 11, 2017

@Gigi56 Lots of good starter species. If you're looking for something about that size there have been a lot of A.Chaldodes "Tuscon Blonde"/ Same family as the one you have but lighter coloration. They're not too expensive either. Mexican Red Knee slings are around a lot too, not too expensive and fun to watch grow.