Can someone ID this T

[Zorack]

Ok ive had this T since it was tiny, now he molted into a mature male and i still dont know wat he is lol, im thinkin is either a A.Genic (dunno, cos it aint got the striking markings on its legs), or a Nhandu coloratovilosum, could be something else tho, but im thinkin of one of those 2 :wall:

 

[jbrd]

What size is he?

 

[Zorack]

5/6 inches at most

 

[ink_scorpion]

I'm gonna go with the latter (N. coloratovilosum). Nice T, none the less! :clap:

 

[David Burns]

Acanthoscurria brocklehursti.

 

[gustavowright]

Really hard to say...I think though.

 

[Tarantulasse]

I think probably a Acanthoscurria brocklehursti too.... www.swiftinverts.com has a pic that looks similiar to the one you've shown us.

 

[Spider-man 2]

I have to agree with Scorps_n_Ts and say Nhandu coloratovilosum (Brazilian Red). It doesn't look like Acanthoscurria brocklehursti. Click THIS to see my female. You see major differences.

 

[Greg Wolfe]

What is it...

I would go with Nhandu coloratovilosum, at this point.

 

[stewartb]

I have to agree with Scorps_n_Ts and say Nhandu coloratovilosum (Brazilian Red). It doesn't look like Acanthoscurria brocklehursti. to see my female. You see major differences.

Hello,

Pet trade "brocklehursti" males do look different from females. They loose a lot of there white markings on the legs, making them look more black. (Unlike "geniculata" which retains its markings after ultimate moult)

Regards,

Stew.

P.S Zorack, can you get a close up pic of your spiders carapace. Thanks.

 

[David Burns]

Check the pic of a Male A.brocklehursti here;
http://www.tarantulacanada.ca/English/English.htm

 

[Spider-man 2]

I still think its a Nhandu sp.

 

[stewartb]

I still think its a Nhandu sp.

So do I.

Regards

Stew.