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It looks a lot like my sub-adult subcaeruleus.
I was comparing your picture with this picture:The first pic is definitely not of T. cupreus It has very prominent barring on the abdomen
In reference to the spider in post 208, if it came from Peru, it is not T. violaceus.It cant be T. plumipes, Any Ideas? T. violaceus maybe?
Thanks in advance,
Paulyes, T.violaceus is correct.
I agree.the "T. gigas" looks alot like T. elenae.
It's quite possible it's T. subcaeruleus, but we can't be certain from the picture alone. There is a species of Tapinauchenius in Peru which looks almost identical to T. subcaeruleus as adults, but the spiderlings look very different. The spermethecae is also different. I'd very much like to have a specimen, and like I mentioned via PM, please preserve any if you have one die.Perhaps it's T. subcaeruleus but it was sold as Tapinauchenius ssp"Amazon Tigre" Eric if you'd like a specimen to help determine the species, say the word.
I'm no expert, I just thought I'd offer my opinion where I saw a similarity between yours and the picture I found online. Whatever it is, it's a nice looking species.The first pic is definitely not of T. cupreus It has very prominent barring on the abdomen
I'm a lot more sure about this 'guess' than the first one too.but I agree about the T. elenae ID. T.gigas is what it was sold under
Fantastic picture!Hi,
T.gigas female with larvae
Michael
congrats on the sac!I wanted to share a photo of my female Tap W/ offspring!
Enjoy!
Paul
Cass
Now that, is one sexy spider!T. cupreus Pair
We just got the one from Carlos when he sold his collection. We confirmed her to be female with her last molt.
Cass
She's about 2.5" DLS.About how big is yours?
Mine are still just little guys