Indentifying Our First T!

[StrawHatPirate]

Hey All,
New to the thread and hobby. Have been doing a lot of research and setting up before hand and we're really excited and happy to have a T in the family however, it was sold to us from PetSmart as an Avicularia Avicularia, however, I actually thinks its an Avicularia Variegata due to the abdomen and blue green of carapace and legs? but I'm new, so my suspicions could be completely wrong. can anyone help?

 

[Nightstalker47]

You'll need better pictures, and all ID requests should be posted in the gallery section.

 

[Andrew Clayton]

Hey All,
New to the thread and hobby. Have been doing a lot of research and setting up before hand and we're really excited and happy to have a T in the family however, it was sold to us from PetSmart as an Avicularia Avicularia, however, I actually thinks its an Avicularia Variegata due to the abdomen and blue green of carapace and legs? but I'm new, so my suspicions could be completely wrong. can anyone help?

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You don't really have much of a chance of identification at such a small size

 

[The Grym Reaper]

it was sold to us from PetSmart as an Avicularia Avicularia

Probably A. avicularia morphotype #1 or #6 seeing as they're the ones that are most commonly sold in pet shops.

A lot of Avics are practically identical as slings/juvies though.

 

[AphonopelmaTX]

Mod Note

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