Guess That Spider

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z32upgrader

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Nothing on the first page "rules" indicate you can't use the net to research the picture or its whereabouts. ;)
I agree!
I'd be surprised if no one did any online research. When I see a photo, a name usually comes to mind. I search for photos of what I think it is and compare to the challenge photo. Making educated guesses is what this thread is about. It's a nice test of your knowledge too.
I don't want to make it too easy either. Sana posted a photo of what turned out to be a Pamphobeteus sp. Santo Domingo and it was also the only Pampho on her invert list.
 
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JAFUENTES

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This a picture of your Tarantula??
"view image info tab" indicates its from the gallery of this Czech web page?
http://spidy.goliathus.com/english/acanthoscurria-suina-id224.html

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"I've got a challenge/game for you guys. I will add a photo of a T I own and you have to guess the species, the first person to get the ID correct posts a pic of one of their T's and we then guess that and so on. Just figured a fun thread would be nice, I'm using a very generic looking sling for my pic so good luck haha. EDIT: Each person gets three guesses per photo"
I'm sorry I didn't know that it had to be one I owned. My bad. I take full responsibility.
 

MrsHaas

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Can u post pics of Google? Or only from ur collection?
 

z32upgrader

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Is anyone else going to guess on the spider I posted? Here's another shot of him. DSCF0163.JPG
 

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Looks albiceps (ish), although the carapace isn't quite creamy white enough...looks Brachy to me.
 

Thistles

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@z32upgrader Brachypelma kahlenbergi? I had a Brachypelma "vagans" that was really a cross with B. albiceps that looked almost identical.
 
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