Species not much known about

[cvonrosen]

Here Is a adult female Salt Lake Brown from northern utah. I do not know of anyone working with this species but I hope to start. If anyone has any info on this species (including the latin name) Please share. And I hope later on after collecting more specimens I will be having slings for sale and introducing this brown into the trade. Here are a few pics of the female

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Thanx for looking,
Christian von Rosen














Thanks,
Christian von Rosen

 

[Mendi]

Copied this from E-Spiderworld


Aphonopelma iodius (melanium), Salt Lake County Brown. Similar to A. chalcodes but a bit darker, found in the deserts of Utah this is a borrowing species that can be adapted to a shallow substrate as long as a shelter is provided.

Hope that helps some

 

[Greg Wolfe]

Utah Brown...

Cool find! Needs a few good meals!

 

[kyle_de_aussie]

Great looking t man hopefully you are able to get yourself a male in the future and breed more of these beauties

 

[cryptly]

Beautiful T!! :clap: I want one! :drool: Best of luck in your breeding efforts.

 

[OldHag]

OO OO I HAVE A MALE!!!!!!!!!!
You still lookin for a male??

Let me know I can send him your way!

Michelle

 

[vulpina]

Nice looking spider.

Andy

 

[Bigboy]

That looks very similar to A, Chalcodes, what a neat little species.