Avicularia - and then what?

[Asphyxia]

Since i was told in one o my threads that what I had was not an avic. avic. - i got a bit curious and therefor i hope to see if any of u would like to make a guess? =)

So far its 3cm in bodysize (exkl. legs, that is), and has rly thin but long legs...

Anyone?

 

[regalis]

A.metallica ..

 

[NikiP]

Go ahead & call it an avic avic if you'd like.

From my understanding, what arach angel was getting at is that there are possibly so many avics out there that look like, that we may not have ID all of them correctly yet. So a normal "avic avic" could really be another avic species.

I'll still call my avic avic sling an avic avic.

regalis, Avic. metallica :?

http://giantspiders.com/A_metallica.html

 

[becca81]

I see nothing that would indicate anything other than what we've been calling Avicularia avicularia.

 

[regalis]

NikiP:

You can't look only from this picture :wall:

My a.metallica is the same

 

[Mr_Baker4420]

i think that it's an avicularia avicularia until a certified arachnologist tells me otherwise.

 

[xgrafcorex]

yea, i was wondering about mine a while back as well, but it seems they are very hard to distinguish, and just figured mine was a typical a avicularia. looked exactly like yours

 

[diKe]

In my opinion it is more A. metallica as A. avicularia but I am far away to say it is a real A. metallica. But for me an A. avicularia looks different.

 

[TarantulaLV]

i think that it's an avicularia avicularia until a certified arachnologist tells me otherwise.

Maybe its a "Pink-Toed" Sorry just foolin around.

 

[ShadowSpectrum]

This is why I have mine labeled as Avicularia cf. avicularia