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I purchased 20 spiderlings from a local petshop over the last month.
The first 12, I was told the were Nhandu carapoensis (Brazilian Reds) but yesterday when I decided I would get some more, I was told there was a mix up and the Brazilian Reds were mixed with Grammastola rosea (Chilean Rose) spiderlings. I decided to purchase 8 more anyway, hoping for Brazilian Reds.
To make a long confusing story short, I now have 20 spiderlings that are either Brazilian Reds or Chilean Roses.
Does anyone know how to tell them apart at the spiderling stage? They are anywhere from .25 inch to .5 inch. Maybe if anyone has pics of either spiderlings, that might help?
If not at this stage, at what size should I be able to tell them apart?
Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Ralph
The first 12, I was told the were Nhandu carapoensis (Brazilian Reds) but yesterday when I decided I would get some more, I was told there was a mix up and the Brazilian Reds were mixed with Grammastola rosea (Chilean Rose) spiderlings. I decided to purchase 8 more anyway, hoping for Brazilian Reds.
To make a long confusing story short, I now have 20 spiderlings that are either Brazilian Reds or Chilean Roses.
Does anyone know how to tell them apart at the spiderling stage? They are anywhere from .25 inch to .5 inch. Maybe if anyone has pics of either spiderlings, that might help?
If not at this stage, at what size should I be able to tell them apart?
Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Ralph