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Heteroscodra maculata (Ornamental Baboon) Molt?


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13 years 4 months ago #67172 by Shaun Tosen
Any news on your OBT. Hope it went well

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13 years 4 months ago #67211 by Justin Smith
Nothing Yet still lying on its back hasnt molted yet i added some heat to the side of the enclosure.
still moving legs around like it has been for the 2 days.

hoping it will come right soon.

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13 years 4 months ago #67215 by Shaun Tosen
Wow that's very strange. Hope that he molts ok. Please keep the updates coming. Holding thumbs

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13 years 4 months ago #67221 by Hendrik Steenberg
Hi whitestar7,
Are you sure this spider is a Heteroscodra maculata, it looks like a Stromatopelma calceatum to me. Heteroscodra maculata is more white colour where Stromatopelma calceatum is the more brown/khaki color.

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13 years 4 months ago #67238 by Justin Smith

Hendrijs wrote: Hi whitestar7,
Are you sure this spider is a Heteroscodra maculata, it looks like a Stromatopelma calceatum to me. Heteroscodra maculata is more white colour where Stromatopelma calceatum is the more brown/khaki color.


Im so glad you brought that up!!!!!

I have a Stromatopelma calceatum sling about 4cm and the colouration is very similar. I got this guy from someone on the site in January and when i collected it my wife asked me the same question. I did my research and ive seen alot of pics of the H. maculata wearing similar colours to the S. calceatum, so im not so sure about the colouration i imagined it would get whiter or that the colour varies abit. the one thing that i did notice is that my "H. maculata" is a little hairier then my S. calceatum sling. now i dont know if that comes from being older or a different species?

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13 years 4 months ago #67248 by Curtis

Hendrijs wrote: Hi whitestar7,
Are you sure this spider is a Heteroscodra maculata, it looks like a Stromatopelma calceatum to me. Heteroscodra maculata is more white colour where Stromatopelma calceatum is the more brown/khaki color.


I agree 100%

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