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Well here are the two LPs I currently own, can anyone confirm that they are in fact parahybana and not another species? Thanks
My 2 LP's
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bristles seem quite long on picture one. I wouldn't be surprised if it were a different species.
Picture two looks like a stereo typical parahybana (to me).
Just my 2 cents
Picture two looks like a stereo typical parahybana (to me).
Just my 2 cents
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Picture 2 is a typically Lasiodora parahybana 
But the one on the first picture does not look like a Lasiodora parahybana.
The band around the carapace is white. If it was a LP it should have the same color as the one on picture 2
But the one on the first picture does not look like a Lasiodora parahybana.
The band around the carapace is white. If it was a LP it should have the same color as the one on picture 2
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I have a T that I got earlier this year from James Tuttle, as L. itabuneae (not sure if I spelled it correctly). It is still young, but looks a lot like picture 1. I have not been able to find a picture of this species on the web.
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Can I get more opinions?