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Can anyone identify this T?


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13 years 11 months ago #57173 by Clayton Passmore
Hi All,

I need some help identifying this T?



I bought it from one of the reptile show's this year, but for the life of me cant recall what it is? :igiveup:

Would appreciate it if you could help..

Thanks

Clayton

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13 years 11 months ago #57174 by Ceratogyrus
Replied by Ceratogyrus on topic Re: Can anyone identify this T?
"Looks" Haplopelma.

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13 years 11 months ago #57178 by Vanessa
Would say it is either H.lividum or C.dyscolus ..

Pic of my lividum:



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Didn't it have a label when you bought it ??? :huh:

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13 years 11 months ago #57185 by BiG DoG

Would say it is either H.lividum or C.dyscolus ..


Definitely not Chilobrachys

I would go for Haplopelma lividum

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13 years 11 months ago #57189 by Marcel
H.LIVIDUM!!!!!!!

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13 years 11 months ago #57241 by Uncle Charlie
Have to agree, H. lividum

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