Please help my identify this spider

[Philth]

Somebody gave me this tarantula about 5 or 6 years ago. He was moving and could no longer take care for it. He siad it was a rose hair , but this is no G. rosea. Does anyone have a guess? These pics are about two mounths after its last molt. It still has two peices stuck on her abdomin. This spider turns a charcoal grey color a few mounths after she molts so she is still a little dark in these pics. Also here is a pic of its last molt. Any queses are welcome, cuase i dont have a clue what it is. Also male or female? Thanks!

 

[Philth]

sorry my cam sucks, or i know very little about photagraphy

 

[Philth]

pic 3

 

[Philth]

pic 4

 

[Philth]

pic 5

 

[Vys]

Hmmmm...A.Seemani ? Just a wild guess though, sorry I can't help more.

 

[Raveness]

Possibly a G.auerostriata but most likely A.seemanni

 

[That Guy]

A.Seemani , most likely a male.... U can tell be the markings on its legs. they seem like bones to me(there leg strips) Thats how i sperate them from other species...

 

[Chris]

Thats for sure no rose hair... and its too brown to be an A. Seemani...

I am thinking it looks like a C. Lamanai

 

[Arachnopuppy]

A. seemanni came to mind the first 3 pictures, but the rest lost me. I can't really think of anything else that could have that kind of resemblance to the A. seemanni in the first 3 pictures. Can you take another picture with a little more lighting?

 

[Bob the thief]

Defanitely NOT a chaco (im a chaco lover)

chacos have golden colored hairs and stripes and often shorter than normal fangs

 

[LaRiz]

I'd sway with what Tony is saying. From what I could make out, looks like a Lasiodorides species.
john

 

[Philth]

thanks SO much for all your help. This is def not A. seemanni, ive had those before and there much darker than this. remember these pics are after a recent molt and the color of this spider lightens up much more. But anyway thanks for the responses, keep them coming. I will try to get better pics of this spider soon. Thanks for all your help once again.

 

[Devildoll]

i'd guess A. seemani too, but those pictures arn't clear enough for anyone to tell for sure....
need more lighting.

 

[Paladin]

isnt there two color variations of a. seemanni? a black and a brown?

so it could be one?

 

[Philth]

I didnt know there was two color varations of A seemanni. Here is a few more pics, remember that it turns grey after a few mounths

 

[Philth]

pic 2

 

[Philth]

I will post a pic in a few mounths so you can see her true colors.:?

 

[LPacker79]

I'm just a newbie, but I'm thinking maybe a Lasiodorides striatus? The orangish striping on the legs looks similar to that species.

Leanne

 

[Arachnopuppy]

It's definitely not an A. seemanni. I'll get back to you when I'm sure what it is. Who knows, maybe you just discovered a whole new species.