Guess that spider Pt. 2

dragonfire1577

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A grand continuation of the once infamous megathread. The rules are simple. Someone will post a photo of a mygalomorph from their collection, everyone then needs to guess which species it is. Whoever first identifies the spider correctly is then nominated to post a photo of one of their spiders. The first person to correctly ID that photo then posts the next photo and so on. But be careful with your guesses you are only allowed three guesses per picture! In addition to the rules of the original thread you may also nominate another active user if you have no spiders left to use.

Let's get started with this T, shouldn't be too tough!
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Lukitari

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dragonfire1577 said:
A grand continuation of the once infamous megathread. The rules are simple. Someone will post a photo of a mygalomorph from their collection, everyone then needs to guess which species it is. Whoever first identifies the spider correctly is then nominated to post a photo of one of their spiders. The first person to correctly ID that photo then posts the next photo and so on. But be careful with your guesses you are only allowed three guesses per picture! In addition to the rules of the original thread you may also nominate another active user if you have no spiders left to use.

Let's get started with this T, shouldn't be too tough!
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A. bicoloratum?
 
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dragonfire1577 said:
The rules are simple. Someone will post a photo of a mygalomorph from their collection, everyone then needs to guess which species it is.
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Since we are in the Tarantula Chat forum, photos should be restricted to mygalmorphae of the family Theraphosidae. ;)
 
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quirinus said:
hm.. tough one.. it's too "blackish" but maybe just a LP?
or terrestrial-living Lampropelma sp. borneo black :) ?
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No :) This would have been really easy but I intentionally chose a picture where her butt is hidden. Also it's taken with a flash so the lighting is a bit off.
 
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