Theraphosinae sp Roatan

[Taomofo]

About a year old from .25 inch sling

Anyone else have one? Hard to find info for these guys

 

[Tarantuland]

I have 3 from the first US hatching in 2020. They grow slowly but act like most other terrestrial NW to me. A little bolty, sometimes out, sometimes dig. Eat decent, seem to like a bit of moisture

 

[scooter1685]

I've had mine almost a year. It was listed as 1/4 - 1/2 inch when it arrived, and it's still under an inch. Made a nice little burrow, seems to appreciate some moisture. At first it would only eat pre-killed, but for the last 4-5 months it seems to prefer small live prey. It's pretty quick when it wants to be, which makes feedings fun to watch.

 

[crazy8legz]

Any updates on these? I'll be picking one of these up soon.

 

[Tarantuland]

Any updates on these? I'll be picking one of these up soon.

I sold mine, I found they grow very slowly, similar to an A seemanni. I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re Aphonopelma/Dugisella when classified

 

[crazy8legz]

I sold mine, I found they grow very slowly, similar to an A seemanni. I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re Aphonopelma/Dugisella when classified

Copy thanks! I’m getting it as a Freebie from Fear Not. Beautiful spider. I have a Seemanni and it’s on a hunger strike right now so I get it lol

 

[Ultum4Spiderz]

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About a year old from .25 inch sling

Anyone else have one? Hard to find info for these guys

No but that looks very cool to me !!

 

[c.h.esteban]

I wouldn’t be surprised if they’re Aphonopelma/Dugisella when classified

Why not?
For a possible member of the genera Aphonopelma or Dugisella they have some things on them that looks very strange to me.