@KezyGLA he told me it's around 4inch DLS, could it be an ezendami or junodi? im not really familiar with the genus but by googling photos with similar lighting it really looks similar to ezendami
@Devastar The only way I could tell them apart recently is by checking the underside area of the abdomen area. the Augacephalus genus have different looking undersides. A. breyeri is the easiest to differentiate as the underside of the epigynial plate and coxa are hairier than the ezendami and junodi. For A. ezendami and junodi there abdomen undersides and ventral are a different but similar looking.
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