hey buddy welcome to the forum.

To me it looks more like Harpactira hamiltoni

Hahaha what a suprise a few days ago I had a problem with a petshop that didn't know the spiecies and I swaped my B Smithi for this amazing t and got the same tarantula and Ruan helped me with the problem and every thing is fine give it to him he has permits and stuff or is getting but he will help he wants to breed them.(Mine was very docile never ran and never reared up on me and I handeld it alot.)
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It is 100% A. junodi BTW

tarantulafreak223 wrote: It is 100% A. junodi BTW

How come you so sure? Just got reply from Patrick Gildenhuys stating it is most probably Harpactirella Overdijki Anyways beautiful species in any case :happy:

Dimitri wrote:

tarantulafreak223 wrote: It is 100% A. junodi BTW

How come you so sure? Just got reply from Patrick Gildenhuys stating it is most probably Harpactirella Overdijki Anyways beautiful species in any case :happy:

You sure you didn't mean to say H lightfooti?

Marius wrote: You sure you didn't mean to say H lightfooti?

Nope he said Harpactirella sp "Gauteng" he did say its not A junodi. Very interesting the local baboons its difficult to tell from these pics what species they are

You can also take it to the pretoria zoo and speak to Elizabeth.

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Thanks! I can see why not Augacephalus sp. but if I had to choose between H lightfooti and H overdijki I'd put my amateur money on the former hehe!