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14 years 9 months ago #35371 by Bachypelma
how about Thrixopelma ockerti

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14 years 9 months ago #35372 by Cenotaph

Brachypelma wrote: how about Thrixopelma ockerti


You're joking... right? :huh:

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14 years 9 months ago #35373 by Seven

Brachypelma wrote: how about Thrixopelma ockerti


Have you ever owned an ockerti? That looks nothing like one.

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14 years 9 months ago #35374 by Bachypelma

Seven wrote:

Brachypelma wrote: how about Thrixopelma ockerti


Have you ever owned an ockerti? That looks nothing like one.

No I have not I just saw the redish rump and what looked like a tint on the rest of it. Sorry if I have it wrong.

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14 years 9 months ago #35375 by Cenotaph
Lol no worries!

Trixopelma ockerti mature at a rather small size (maybe 10 - 12cm). When looking at the pics above, that T is much larger.

Also, T. ockerti have blue-ish grey-ish legs..

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14 years 9 months ago #35376 by Bachypelma
Well I've learnt!

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