I Have a Brachypelma/ Aphonopelma ?

ChrisNCT

ChrisinTennessee
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I have a question pertaining to the Brachy's and Aphonopelma's and directly speaking of the A. bicoloratum (Mexican Bloodleg).

I have seen some website out there stating that it's a Brachypelma bilcoloratum. Then I see some like Swifty's saying that it's a Aphonopelma bilcoloratum.

Which is the true classification for this T? Brachypelma or Aphopnoplema?

If it's a Aphonopelma, then why the name Mexican Bloodleg?
 

jeffh_x

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i have learnt recently that alphonopelma's are different in the shape of the carapace as alphonopelmas have a more oval carapace...correct me if im wrong..
 

versus

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ChrisNCT said:
I have a question pertaining to the Brachy's and Aphonopelma's and directly speaking of the A. bicoloratum (Mexican Bloodleg).

I have seen some website out there stating that it's a Brachypelma bilcoloratum. Then I see some like Swifty's saying that it's a Aphonopelma bilcoloratum.

Which is the true classification for this T? Brachypelma or Aphopnoplema?

If it's a Aphonopelma, then why the name Mexican Bloodleg?
aphonopelma
 

pategirl

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ChrisNCT said:
If it's a Aphonopelma, then why the name Mexican Bloodleg?
Um, it might be because they come from Mexico and have red legs? :)
 
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