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It looks nearly identical to the Chilobrachys Huahini. That would be my guess. The reason why I say that is because of the larger spinnerets. Doesn't have a tiger type pattern on the abdomen either. The Haplopelma genus usually does.Steelweb said:Bought this guy about two years ago as a Haplopelma Lividum sling, it's now some type of mature male. I have attempted to breed with female Haplopelma Lividum, they lived with each other for about two weeks. He ended up with a missing leg, otherwise tip top shape. Don't know if they mated or not, guess I'll find out in the near future. But if anyone can id from these two pictures it would be awesome.
http://photobucket.com/albums/d95/steelweb/Male%20Hap/
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