Guess That Spider

[Salmonsaladsandwich]

It's none of those, dragonfire is on the right track though. It's a juvenile of a large Aphonopelma species.

 

[WolvesInSpaceMarines]

@Salmonsaladsandwich A. hentzi?

 

[Salmonsaladsandwich]

@Salmonsaladsandwich A. hentzi?

correct

 

[Nephrite]

New Addition! Guess what species

 

[Matt Man]

A Chalcodes, sorry this was for an earlier posting

 

[Nephrite]

A Calcodes

Nope!

 

[Teds ts and Inverts]

New Addition! Guess what species

Nhandu carapoensis?

 

[Nephrite]

Nhandu carapoensis?

nope!

 

[Arachnid Addicted]

Tliltocatl schroederi?

 

[Teds ts and Inverts]

nope!

Last guess: Acanthoscurria brocklehursti

 

[lazarus]

Tliltocatl sabulosus or maybe T. vagans or T. epicureanus in need of a molt

 

[Liquifin]

Based on the picture and size I'd say some sort of Euathlus species?

 

[Nephrite]

Based on the picture and size I'd say some sort of Euathlus species?

Correct! that’s pretty good

 

[Nephrite]

Tliltocatl sabulosus or maybe T. vagans or T. epicureanus in need of a molt

Nope

 

[Nephrite]

Last guess: Acanthoscurria brocklehursti

Nope, nice guess though!

 

[Liquifin]

Correct! that’s pretty good

I don't really consider myself correct, but rather on the right track as to what genus it's in. I haven't guessed the species, so someone has to do the rest then it would be consider correct.

 

[Arachnid Addicted]

I don't really consider myself correct, but rather on the right track as to what genus it's in. I haven't guessed the species, so someone has to do the rest then it would be consider correct.

I have a doubt: by Euathlus, you meant the ones that are now known as Homoeomma?

If so, I'll take my two last guesses and go for H. chilensis or H. orellanai.

 

[Liquifin]

I have a doubt: by Euathlus, you meant the ones that are now known as Homoeomma?

If so, I'll take my two last guesses and go for H. chilensis or H. orellanai.

The picture is showing faint colors of a green hue, so probably a Euathlus truculentus as my second guess based on the second picture.

 

[Arachnid Addicted]

The picture is showing faint colors of a green hue, so probably a Euathlus truculentus as my second guess based on the second picture.

Got it.
We'll have to wait, I'm not so familiar with this species. Only ones I know are the formerly "E. pulcherrimaklaasi" and the ones with oranges knees and dark femur (yet I'm not sure if they are still called by E. truculentus in the hobby, lol).

 

[CEC]

New Addition! Guess what species

@Arachnid Addicted check out the sides of the abdomen... only seen that zig zag pattern on Euathlus, never on the Homoeommma spp. you mentioned. This one's genus would be a lot more obvious if not bald.