User Ted's Ts and Inverts' Pictures

[Teds ts and Inverts]

Starting off with one of my favorite Ts....

Cyriopagopus minax (Thailand Black Tarantula):










Ephebopus murinus (Skeleton Tarantula):










Chilobrachys andersoni “Dark Morph” (Burmese Mustard Tarantula):

 

[Smotzer]

Chilobrachys andersoni “Dark Morph” (Burmese Mustard Tarantula):
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Very gorgeous Chilobrachys!!

 

[Teds ts and Inverts]

Very gorgeous Chilobrachys!!

Quite the attitude to go along with it!

 

[Smotzer]

Quite the attitude to go along with it!

Looks like it!!

 

[Teds ts and Inverts]

More pictures of my Chilobrachys andersoni “Dark Morph”....





Truth be told, I’m not 100% sure what she is. All I know is that she’s definitely some sort of Chilobrachys. I bought her as a “Thai Black Bird-Eater“ (C. minax), so she was probably collected in either Thailand or Myanmar, and if I’m not mistaken, C. andersoni occurs in both of those countries. Plus, when I found some photos of C. andersoni “Dark Morph” specimens, they fit the bill. So until anyone is able to give me an I.D. I 100% agree with, that’s the I.D. I’ll be going with....

Cyriopagopus albostriatus (Thai Zebra Tarantula):

 

[GuyT]

More pictures of my Chilobrachys andersoni “Dark Morph”....

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Truth be told, I’m not 100% sure what she is. All I know is that she’s definitely some sort of Chilobrachys. I bought her as a “Thai Black Bird-Eater“ (C. minax), so she was probably collected in either Thailand or Myanmar, and if I’m not mistaken, C. andersoni occurs in both of those countries. Plus, when I found some photos of C. andersoni “Dark Morph” specimens, they fit the bill. So until anyone is able to give me an I.D. I 100% agree with, that’s the I.D. I’ll be going with....

Cyriopagopus albostriatus (Thai Zebra Tarantula):
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DO they display sexual dimorphism? ihave mine just like yours

 

[Teds ts and Inverts]

DO they display sexual dimorphism? ihave mine just like yours

I think so. From what I’ve seen, MM Chilobrachys sp. are noticeably different from Females.