What are we?

[Salamanderhead]

The first one is much larger than the one in the last photo. Im guessing about 8 inchs. I was told they're baboons but that doesnt tell me much.
Im guessing they're c. crawshayi ?

 

[J.huff23]

Some kind of Hysterocrates species.

 

[Redneck]

The first one looks like alot of the C. crawshayi I have seen in photos..
The second one looks like an H. gigas..

Though since I have not had any of these species at that size I am only going off of pictures I have seen here..

*Edit* I am merely guessing since I have not had any experiance with these.. I just thought I would throw this out there..

All I have is a 2.5" H. gigas..

 

[Salamanderhead]

I hope you're right. I got those 2 plus a rosie and a large B.albopilosum for 120 dollars.

 

[Redneck]

I hope you're right. I got those 2 plus a rosie and a large B.albopilosum for 120 dollars.

Are they females?

 

[Salamanderhead]

Almost positive yeah.

 

[smallara98]

Well I agree with Redneck . Except im not sure on the first one . A better pic (full view) of the spider would help . But I can tell the seccond one is H. gigas because thickened back legs , dark rusty/brown color , and more of a oval shaped carapace . Beautiful spider/s

 

[Crysta]

i mistaked it for a t. blondi when I saw it first, probably because of the brown hahaha
but other then my own stupidity, those are some awesome spiders you have there! you lucked out pretty good!

 

[Versi*JP*Color]

c.crayshayi
h.gigas

Umm can you ship those 2 for me
I like tarantulas 2 u no

 

[xhexdx]

None of those look like crawshayi to me:

They look a lot like Hysterocrates spp.

 

[Redneck]

I now retract my preivous statment..

 

[OxDionysus]

Edit: closer look says not crawshayi to me also

 

[xhexdx]

We need pics of the first one with its legs extended. Right now I'm thinking it's not crawshayi or gigas.

Second one definitely looks Hysterocrates sp.

 

[Arachnoholic420]

2nd T Hysterocrates sp... yes... H. gigas are little more on the dark chocolate brown color... with red hairs.... T t could pass... as an H. gigas, it has a close resemblance, but a little on the lighter side imo..

H. gigas

 

[TiberiuSahly]

I would say Hysterocrates crassipes and Hysterocrates gigas.

 

[Salamanderhead]

Thanks for the input. Ill try and get some more pictures today.

 

[Zoltan]

To rule out C. crawshayi for sure, check out the labium, in C. crawshayi it's very long, its length is half of the sternum's.

 

[Salamanderhead]

If I ever get a chance to check out the bottom of it I'll take a picture and post it.

 

[Salamanderhead]

 

[smallara98]

Defiantly not a King Baboon