What´s it? Pulchra? parahybana

def not a g.pulchra and also doesnt look much like my parahybana but hard to say from pic

I would have to say neither, but I do not know which species it is.

You need a better picture, could be seemanni though.

With those light markings at the leg bands, it almost looks like a sub-adult Ephebopus uatuman. But it has a mirror patch... Not fuzzy enough for L. parahybana/B. albopilosum, and certainly not dark enough to be a G. pulchra. Maybe one of the rarer Grammostola? Like alticeps?

Not likely to get a response here, with 7-8 years since last post, but I thought I'd try.