Favorite Non-versicolor Avicularia species?

[Sam_Peanuts]

This poll lack laeta which would be my choice. A really beautiful blue when it's a juvie and I love how they turn brown when they become adult, its so different than most arboreal.

 

[Big B]

A. diversipes

 

[mitchrobot]

a.purp IMO is the 2nd best looking avic (after versicolor). its hard to capture the true color in photographs :drool:

 

[smallara98]

a.purp IMO is the 2nd best looking avic (after versicolor). its hard to capture the true color in photographs :drool:

Yup ! Sadly , my sling just passed

 

[sharpfang]

I Agree W/

Avicularia Purpurea, bein' Next prettiest

 

[BorisTheSpider]

I gotta go with the regular old avic .

 

[The Spider Faery]

This poll lack laeta which would be my choice. A really beautiful blue when it's a juvie and I love how they turn brown when they become adult, its so different than most arboreal.

Yes. I love my laeta too. They change colour so beautifully with every molt. I'm not even sure which colour phase has been my favourite so far! And they remind me of psalmopoeus more than avicularias for some reason...I think it's their behaviour and the tube webs they make.

 

[BrettG]

Im going with metallica. One of my females is rolling a sack as I type.

 

[apoohneicie]

I chose Urticans cause it's my new baby! OK so I am a little biased.:razz:

 

[mcluskyisms]

A.purpurea as adult and A.diversipes as sling/juve :}

 

[TomM]

A. purpurea

After recently seeing some amazing pictures, A. purpurea has become the Avic I want most (that was on your list, A. diversipes is my #1). Not many spiders with that kind of purple. Just looks crazy.

 

[AmbushArachnids]

A. purpurea, A. juruensis and A. minatirix. :} :drool:

 

[Najakeeper]

A.bicegoi closely followed by A.purpurea

 

[Arachnethegreek]

Personal fav has to be minatrix, i love the pattern on the abdomen.

 

[Spidershane1]

Metallica.
The white tips of the setae make em super big and fuzzy against a black backdrop. Plus it was my first avic, so I'm kind of partial.