The enjoyable Cyriopagopus schioedtei

[LaRiz]

Here's a capture of my personal favorite.
Cyriopagopus schioedtei (any pronunciation tips?)
She's a fresh molt, so I'm showing her off.
john

 

[LaRiz]

and another shot.

 

[bluerich74]

Great pics John.Awesome looking T.I gotta get me one of those....Rich

 

[petitegreeneyes]

Oh wow, she is simply just stunning and breathtaking!!! You were right about mine not being big enough yet for the color sexing. But I sure can't wait now until they are..
Awesome pics, & awesome spider

 

[kellygirl]

I have heard in the past that you can tell the sex of this species fairly early on by the color. I can not remember, however, how to do this--if I am even remembering correctly in the first place. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

kellygirl

 

[nemesis6sic6]

Originally posted by kellygirl
I have heard in the past that you can tell the sex of this species fairly early on by the color. I can not remember, however, how to do this--if I am even remembering correctly in the first place. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

kellygirl

The males tend to be very greenish like flourecent or something.

I'm not sure if you can tell that from an early age if its a male or a femme, because I never kept one before.

Great pics John! she's beautiful!

Any ways have a nice day

geo

 

[Vayu Son]

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10 month old unsexed juvie.

-V

 

[kellygirl]

Re: ><

Originally posted by Vayu Son
10 month old unsexed juvie.

-V

That's what mine looks like....

kellygirl

 

[Weapon-X]

re

awesome looking girl you have there John she looks great man, i think y big girl is gonna molt soon shes been acting funny around prey and building webs, i definetl think these are one of the if not coolest asian sp. , mines a prize in my collection(now if i could just find a male lol hint hint)--Jeff

 

[LPacker79]

Very nice! You always seem to have great pics. Here's my little sling, I haven't seen much of it since it's molt on august 6th. Actually, I've seen it out a lot, it's just not out long enough for a photo session! :}

 

[Lopez]

Originally posted by kellygirl
I have heard in the past that you can tell the sex of this species fairly early on by the color. I can not remember, however, how to do this--if I am even remembering correctly in the first place. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

kellygirl

In females, the legs tend to become dark quite early on - as shown in John's picture.
In males the legs tend to stay an overall gold/brown before turning into what looks like a lime green Huntsman at the ultimate moult.

As for pronounciation, I think "shy-oh-tay" sounds about right?
Total guess so don't shoot me for it

Oh and here's my large spiderling.