Genus Theraphosa

[codykrr]

sp. ''burgundy''...

... or Theraphosa blondophysis

acually niether, this was bred by gary aka(drachenjager or something like that) and john(reclusa) i thought "pink feet" must be apophisis or sp. burgandy too..but they both confirmed these were T. Blondi. they also said that some of the slings had pink feet and some did not. just for the record. so im going with T. blondi

 

[pato_chacoana]

and the parents were raised from slings? (if not, there's no way to know if they had the pink) and they didn't have pink tarsus/metatarsus? I imagine they documented and took pictures of the mixed spiders?

I don't think it's wise to call it just ''blondi'' (as if it was just like any other regular blondi), taking into consideration the whole burngundy-apophysis mess, until this is clear...

Only my thoughts, do whatever you like

Take care,
Pato

 

[DansDragons]

you would know! LOL.

she's a hair kicking beast, that loves to eat

Nice pics Dan! That first one looks fiesty.

 

[DansDragons]

until this is clear...

when exactly will this be clear? i have heard they were being "studied" for almost a year now..no results? hybrid? locale color form?

mine was also purchased from drachenjagers stock through another seller, as a T. blondi, but clearly it is the ever controversial sp. Burgundy. i have seen adults of this sp which look exactly like the true blondi...but i digress..

 

[Dali]

Dali, that's a great picture. Om nom nom noms. haha

Thanks Misschelly

 

[MissChelly]

Leetplayer: Those close-ups are amazing!

 

[spiderfield]

Theraphosa apophysis

Recently molted male:

Recently molted female:

 

[XEightLegsX]

We just got our first Theraphosa sp. Burgundy Goliath Birdeater about a week ago. We know very little about this speicies of birdeater , seeing is how it is very new to the tarantula world. I have been told that it might be a natural hybrid of the blondi and a T.apophysis. Heres pictures of our burgundy. Does anyone know more about this T?

 

[skippy]

i'd say it's more likely a sub sp of blondi or an entirely new theraphosa altogether. i have 2 myself and just have them marked "therephosa sp"

 

[DansDragons]

looks great, i believe these are a varient of T. blondi..but we won't know for sure until a scientific study is completed.

 

[sharpfang]

Beautiful!

Looks like they have the Same appetite - LOL

 

[Fritz1000]

Theraphosa blondi 0.1

 

[pato_chacoana]

Theraphosa blondi

female #1 (1,5 months from molt)

female #2 (1,5 months from molt)

juvenile male (few days from molt)

Pato-

 

[syndicate]

Pato excellent photos!!

 

[pato_chacoana]

Thanks Chris!! am really excited about breeding these!

 

[spiderfield]

Theraphosa sp. "Burgundy"

Female #1 WC (five days post-molt, with small scar below patella of right Leg IV)

Female #2 CH (feeding on adult female B. dubia)

 

[Philth]

Theraphosa blondi

Later, Tom

 

[codykrr]

WOW!!! im itching just looking at all that blister causing U hair!!!

sorta makes me want to not get one of these...wait...to late

nice philth, when are you going to breed some again?

 

[161]

OK, this is the 2nd time me confused. The T.Blondi molted from yellowish to black??? :?

 

[Leetplayer]

The eyes!