Grey Mustard Baboon???

[tkkim50]

I went to a local pet store, and they had a T called "Grey Mustard Baboon" (sorry for the common name, I do not know the scientific name) What Kinda T's are they? I'd like to know about these Ts as much as I can. Please help.

 

[CedrikG]

Ceratogyrus meridionalis ?? I dont find much information on 'em, but this is the scientifik name I think

 

[Henry Kane]

Unfortunately, there is absolutely no way you will get a scientific name ir ID from that (or any) petstore common name alone. A picture may help but even then, no guarantees.

Atrax

 

[bugsnstuff]

my guess would be Pterinochilus chordatus http://www.giantspiders.com/P_chordatus.html
although meridionalis http://giantspiders.com/C_meridionalis.html is a distinct possibility, as previously stated a photograph would help, preferably with a ventral view

 

[Lycanthrope]

I recently got a t under this name and am close to certain it is P. chordatus. I have a bunch of pics of it, but have to resize them before I can post them. If it's the same T expect an attitude similar to P. murinus.

 

[phil]

I recently got a t under this name and am close to certain it is P. chordatus. I have a bunch of pics of it, but have to resize them before I can post them. If it's the same T expect an attitude similar to P. murinus.

Hi
I have included in my C.meridionalis breeding report on this site pictures showing the differences between P.chordatus and C.meridionalis.
click here as they are often miss identified by pet shops, or here :wall: