Species Davus pentaloris

[G_Wright]

there now called Davus fasciatum. people still call them Cyclosternum but io beleve they have been chanced back to there orriginal name

 

[tmanjim]

great pics, spin the wheel and take the deal!!!!!

 

[PINK1081]

Nice pictures.... :clap: I bought 4 of them at a show back in March, just thought they looked interesting. I had no idea how big they got. Last month 2 moulted out as mature males, maybe 2 1/2 inches streched out. At the Hamburg show I found a female??, about 4 inches. They sure are cute little buggers.

 

[GoTerps]

there now called Davus fasciatum

Davus fasciatus

 

[Blasphemy]

I thought that was only if it was male...either way, I'm still calling it C. fasciatum

 

[G_Wright]

I thought that was only if it was male...either way, I'm still calling it C. fasciatum

eh no a species doesnt have a different name just cus its a male

 

[Twysted]

My Cyclosternum fasciatum

 

[Nhamo]

Cyclosternum fasciatum, female, ~7 cm

sem+

 

[-Kordian-]

 

[Crimsonpanther]

Hansome male you have there !
Good luck finding a mate !

 

[ponczos]

My C. fasciatum:

 

[kitty_b]

my two C. fasciatum, unsexed each ~2.5"

 

[xgrafcorex]

thanks terps, i always wondered why i only see fasciatum(even though i'm about to post one myself ) i wasn't quite sure if there were other cyclosternums

this is my little unsexed cf from becca81. it just molted recently...and i'm not quite sure what the legspan is so theres a bottle cap for reference.

 

[bionicman]

My Cyclosternum fasciatum

 

[ShadowBlade]

My C. fasciatum juvie,

 

[stnick80]

My little Cyclosternum fasciatum. No Tarantula collection should be without one IMO. Beautiful species.

 

[Alakdan]

My C. fasciatum. I think these are underrated in the hobby. One of my favorites. I was purely a scorp keeper but the coloration and markings of this T convinced me to keep Ts as well.

 

[TheNatural]

Cyclosternum fasciatum

 

[Natemass]

my CF

 

[Freddie]

Here's my Cyclosternum sp. (fasciatum). I got it as Davus pentaloris but it is Cyclosternum fasciatum, right?