Guess that spider Pt. 2

[SpookySpooder]

Oh, that hint narrows it down a lot. I'll let someone else take a guess before I nail it!

 

[l4nsky]

Ephebopus murinus

 

[IntermittentSygnal]

Ephebopus murinus

Yup, you’re up!

 

[l4nsky]

She did need a molt in this photo.

 

[Arachnid Addicted]

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She did need a molt in this photo.

Lampropelma carpenteri (ex Phormingochilus)?

 

[l4nsky]

Lampropelma carpenteri (ex Phormingochilus)?

Nope. Subfamily is correct, but this is an undescribed species.

 

[l4nsky]

Here's a more recent picture of the same specimen:

 

[IntermittentSygnal]

Ornithoctoninae sp Laos?

 

[Ultum4Spiderz]

Here's a more recent picture of the same specimen:
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Omothymus schioedtei ?

 

[l4nsky]

Ornithoctoninae sp Laos?

Nope, strike one lol. It's an insular species, not a mainland species.

Omothymus schioedtei ?

Nope. It's an undescribed species, not a described one.

 

[klawfran3]

Mine are very easy as well, so the only way to give a challenge is to go with the old, young sling pic.
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Ephebopus rufescens?

Nevermind I can't read lmao

 

[klawfran3]

Here's a more recent picture of the same specimen:
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Ornithoctoninae sp. Ho chi Minh?

 

[SpookySpooder]

The carapace color and abdomen pattern scream earth tiger to me.

What is Ornithoctoninae sp. Hati Hati?

 

[IntermittentSygnal]

Ornithoctoninae sp haribon?

 

[NMTs]

Phormingochilus sp. Akcaya

 

[l4nsky]

Ornithoctoninae sp. Ho chi Minh?

Nope, arboreal not fossorial.

The carapace color and abdomen pattern scream earth tiger to me.

What is Ornithoctoninae sp. Hati Hati?

So it is an Ornithoctoninae sp aka earth tiger, but it's not O. sp Hati Hati. Very close though.

Ornithoctoninae sp haribon?

Nope, these have been available for quite some time whereas O. sp Haribon is a more recent discovery from the Philippines.

Phormingochilus sp. Akcaya

Nope, good guess though. Phormingochilus sp Akcaya has a much cleaner abdominal patterning, stays smaller, and is from a different island.

Dr Jekyll 2.jpg

• l4nsky
• Nov 24, 2022
• akcaya female mature female phormingochilus phormingochilus sp "akcaya"

MF Phormingochilus sp Akcaya feeling confident and relaxing in the open now that it's lights out.

 

[NMTs]

Nope, arboreal not fossorial.


So it is an Ornithoctoninae sp aka earth tiger, but it's not O. sp Hati Hati. Very close though.


Nope, these have been available for quite some time whereas O. sp Haribon is a more recent discovery from the Philippines.


Nope, good guess though. Phormingochilus sp Akcaya has a much cleaner abdominal patterning, stays smaller, and is from a different island.

Dr Jekyll 2.jpg

• l4nsky
• Nov 24, 2022
• akcaya female mature female phormingochilus phormingochilus sp "akcaya"

MF Phormingochilus sp Akcaya feeling confident and relaxing in the open now that it's lights out.

Ah. The Omothymus sp. Sumatran tiger, then? Mine is only 3" now, still a few months away from looking like this. Lol

 

[NMTs]

OK, next contestant.

 

[l4nsky]

Ah. The Omothymus sp. Sumatran tiger, then? Mine is only 3" now, still a few months away from looking like this. Lol

Correct, Aka Cyriopagopus sp Sumatran Tiger or Ornithoctoninae sp Sumatran Tiger.

OK, next contestant.

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I'm pretty sure I'm staring at a few, but I'll let someone else take a shot lol.

 

[SpookySpooder]

Ah dang, I passed over Akcaya and Sumatran as guesses. I got thrown off because the cork bark got me thinking it was semi-arboreal but the pattern got me thinking fossorial earth tigers