Genus Aphonopelma

[GoTerps]

Aphonopelma sp.

Eric

 

[Noexcuse4you]

Aphonopelma sp.

Nice! Is that from Socal? It looks like it.

 

[syndicate]

Eric stunning spider!
@ Kyle I think these are from somewhere else if I am right ;]

*edit
Are those discarded eggs in the photo??

 

[hamfoto]

Finally put that photo up! Geez...

She is nice. And that spider is from the south, if I remember correctly...

Chris

 

[GoTerps]

Hey Kyle,

Nice! Is that from Socal? It looks like it.

Yes, she is from southern Cali.

Before molting a few months ago, she hadn't eaten in over 4 years!

Eric

 

[johnson]

I wont be surprise if there is a green and red form will show up soon :}

you are right mate,some of her offsprings are really RED.
how did u know that she will producing green or red slings?

 

[Warren Bautista]

Here's one of my Aphonopelma sp. "Carlsbad Green"

 

[Star Baboon]

hi,

A. spec. ex "mario souza"

any idea what it could be?

greets
karsten

Hi!!

Probably aphonopelma spec catemacus?

its quite similar like mine!

 

[seanbond]

Hey Kyle,



Yes, she is from southern Cali.

Before molting a few months ago, she hadn't eaten in over 4 years!

Eric

thats crazy!!! talk about a slooooow metabolism

 

[bluefrogtat2]

A.paysoni

she is one of the calmest t's i own
andy

 

[fartkowski]

 

[Bosing]

A. Chalcodes at 2 inches (a day after molt)

Do the males and females of this specie look different?

 

[Jmugleston]

I posted this then saw the index with the link to the Aphonopelma appreciation thread. Mods please move this.

A. schmidti

A. chalcodes

A. moderatum

A. armada

A. anax

Aphonopelma identified by locality:
"new river"

Arizona 1:

Arizona 2:

 

[csepelball]

Aphonopelma seemanni juvenile

Laszlo

 

[Endagr8]

Hopefully I'm posting this in the right genus gallery. ;P
Fresh from molt on 2/19:

New swagger and old:

Her girly parts:

Thanks Scott!

 

[Tegenaria]

Hmmm very nice! Quite fancy a anax or chalcodes!

 

[rustym3talh3ad]

Got me a couple Aphonopelma that are believed to be the same species and ive been told a name on them and i know the location of where they are from but id love to see what you guys say they are, and maybe confirm or discredit what ive been told....any ideas would be awesome...ive got a mature female and an immature male....first set of pics is the beautiful lady i have freshly molted about 3 days ago. the second set of pics is the drab brown (premolt) male....

my girl

the boy

what ya'll think it is?

 

[Paleofish]

I found this mature male in rockport texas, But I am not sure of the id. Anyone wanna try to id it?

 

[fartkowski]

 

[J.huff23]

I found this mature male in rockport texas, But I am not sure of the id. Anyone wanna try to id it?

Aphonopelma's are basically impossible to identify, except ones like A.bicoloratum or A.seemani.