Ben Thorne
Arachnosquire
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- Feb 23, 2019
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I believe that A. metallica isn't recognised as an actual species, what is it then? Is it a Cariebna versicolour morhoptype?
Does anyone have a good summary of what the 6 types are? I assume most of them are hopelessly hybridized in the captive population at this point.People usually just write it down as "Avicularia avicularia M6" or "Avicularia avicularia (morphotype 6)" or something to that effect.
They are still sold here as A. metallica though.
http://arachnoboards.com/threads/avicularia-morphotypes.318314/Does anyone have a good summary of what the 6 types are? I assume most of them are hopelessly hybridized in the captive population at this point.
I have never heard them called that haha Avicularia metallica, OR Avicularia avicularia M6.I'm still calling them Avicularia avicularia metallica. Very few people have a clue about the changes.
She is gorgeous! Interested in a male for her?![]()
I have been told the morphotype 6 can be identified by the lack of red on the hair and the size being quite large. This is my big female morphotype 6
Yes do you have one? I've been lookingShe is gorgeous! Interested in a male for her?
I got her about 9 months ago and she molted twice and went from 3 inches to a beast. So she is freshly matured. I think she would make a great mother.She is gorgeous! Interested in a male for her?
Yes do you have one? I've been looking
I do! He just matured a few days ago! I'll send ya a PMI got her about 9 months ago and she molted twice and went from 3 inches to a beast. So she is freshly matured. I think she would make a great mother.
I don't believe so, no. M1 is the classic A. avicularia, and M6 is "metallica," which is now nomen dubium due to missing type material.Pretty sure M1 is also known as metallica, right?