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Lasiodora's... Again.


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14 years 10 months ago #38294 by Brynn Lurie
Sorry to bug...
I would love a 2nd opinion on these two. I am still unable to ID them after reading Hendrys's post on them and after doing my own research. I have compared them to dozens of online images and i am still unable to conclude.
The only thing i am positive of, is that they are NOT the same species.

Please help!

The MM:

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The MF (in premolt):

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Thanks guys!
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14 years 10 months ago #38299 by Michael
Replied by Michael on topic Re: Lasiodora's... Again.
first one im not hundreds sure, but the second one im pretty sure is an L. Parahybana, the white outline is a clue for me.

first one looks as though it may be a male parahybana? longer legs and smaller body, but almost same patterning, it looks too lightly coloured to be a klugi.

Someone more experienced will have to have a look.

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14 years 10 months ago #38301 by Wynand Breytenbach
looks like L.parahybana

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14 years 10 months ago #38304 by Brynn Lurie
Thanks for your inputs guys, As i mentioned -They are definitely not the same species.
I posted pics of the two before and i got many different answers. Parahybana, difficillis and klugi.
I will post a link to that thread.

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14 years 10 months ago #38305 by Brynn Lurie
"another Lasiodora Dilemma"
www.tarantulas.co.za/forum/identify-this...er-lasiodora-dilemma
The thread dies out without a solid answer, i understand it is a difficult ID but im clutching at straws here...

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14 years 10 months ago #38314 by Hendrik Steenberg
I still see the male as a L. klugi and the female as a L. difficilis
The female is close to a moult, the pink patch on her abdomen has darken, lets have a look at her ones she has moulted, we might be able to make a better id.
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