L.Parahybana or E. Campestratus (ID thread)

[NightCrawler]

Is this an L.Parahybana or an E.Campestratus?
It's 3,6" if anyone wants to know
Hope you can tell despite the bad pics

1. pic

 

[NightCrawler]

2. pic

 

[chuck]

ive never seen an E.camp in person but she looks like an L.parahybana to me
my L.para has short redish hairs that i cant see on your, and mine also doest have those "stockings" - the discolored legs

but i took a look at an E.camp here
http://www.e-spiderworld.com/images/gallery/images/Eupalaestrus campestratus F.jpg
and this pic you provided doesnt have those stripes on the knees

 

[NightCrawler]

Chuck:
The reason I asked is because I saw the first pic RugbyDave posted in the thread http://www.arachnopets.com/arachnoboards/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8078
and I just thought it looked a bit like my T.
It does have some sort of striping on its knees but they are not very easy to see on my pics
And since I bought it as a L.Parahybana at a petshop the posibillity of it beeing mislabled are quite big i guess

 

[TheDon]

I would say its a L.Parahybana. But could be wrong as pics you can never be too sure with

peace

TheDon

 

[Steve Nunn]

L.parahybana. E.campestratus have swollen tibia IV (rear legs, 3rd section from the tip).

Cheers,
Steve

 

[NightCrawler]

Thanx guys

 

[rosehaired1979]

Well here is one way to tell when it gets passed 6" then its a Brazillian Pink if not then its a Pink Zebra Beauty Or here look at these pics and decide
Pink Zebra Beauty

Brazillian Pink Salmon

 

[NightCrawler]

rosehaired1979: Yes I know that theres a big difference when they get larger but to wait 3" to know for sure is a long time
But judging by the answers from the ohers its a l.parahybana

 

[Godzilla2000]

Well, I think it's L. parahybana as well. I mean not that my opinion counts though.

 

[NightCrawler]

Godzilla2000
Any opinion counts