Haplopelma sp.

[darkeye]

Haplopelma sp. Female I think.

 

[ChrisNCT]

Very Nice!

Haplopelma sp. "Longpedium"? :?

 

[darkeye]

Very Nice!

Haplopelma sp. "Longpedium"? :?

Yup. Going to meier link for the scorps he listed today.

This is the first time I ever traded a pet of mine. She was a birthday gift from my ex wife last year.

Think she was trying to tell me something? "Happy birthday. Here's a bitey thing for you to hold"

Oh, well. Bye "Chu Yu"...

 

[Jmadson13]

That's a really nice Longepidum, big specimen too.

 

[Lopez]

Hi,
How was the spider identified as sp."longipedum"?

 

[Niloticus]

Yes, that is definitely a Viatnamese Tiger (Cyriopagopus paganus or Haplopelma longipedum). That's good size. Vicious little buggers!

Niloticus

 

[wolfpak]

Yup. Going to meier link for the scorps he listed today.

This is the first time I ever traded a pet of mine. She was a birthday gift from my ex wife last year.

Think she was trying to tell me something? "Happy birthday. Here's a bitey thing for you to hold"

Oh, well. Bye "Chu Yu"...

 

[darkeye]

Yes, that is definitely a Viatnamese Tiger (Cyriopagopus paganus or Haplopelma longipedum). That's good size. Vicious little buggers!

Niloticus

No to be too picky, that would be a Haplopelma sp. "Longipedium". Search the AB for discussions on this topic. Believe me, they are there!

Hi,
How was the spider identified as sp."longipedum"?

It was purchased from Regal Inverts back in Feb. of 2004 and was sold to my ex-wife as (ready?) Haplopelma sp. "Longipedium".

Seriously. That's it.

Ja Ne!
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[Lopez]

Hi

I do not think it is a Haplopelma sp."longipedum" - has it ever moulted in your care? Failing that can you get a good close up of Leg IV.