Did it have orange/yellow/light colored spinnerettes? If yes, then it is Aphonopelma seemanni (Costa Rican zebra). If no, then it could be Grammostola pulchripes (Chaco golden knee). I can't see enough in any of your pics to say for sure.
Did it have orange/yellow/light colored spinnerettes? If yes, then it is Aphonopelma seemanni (Costa Rican zebra). If no, then it could be Grammostola pulchripes (Chaco golden knee). I can't see enough in any of your pics to say for sure.
From underneath spineretts look black but possibly lighter on top(could be because of the hairs) and the underneath of it's body is completely black, I've tried to get better picture of them but my T is a gremlin so far and just slowly walks away everytime : '). I think this is a sling just getting into juvenile stage if that helps
If im not mistaken the Pulchripes has a mirror patch on its abdomen while the Seemanni dose not. But yeah, the orange spinnerets is a pretty good way to tell.
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