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14 years 8 months ago #41242 by Ceratogyrus
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Has the spider hairs at you? Looks very new world to me.
Have never seen H.gigas or P.muticus (King baboon is no longer C.crawshayi) with the striping on its legs like your spider shows in the first pic.

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14 years 8 months ago #41244 by Jake
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Could you maybe take some clearer pictures?
but I think it is a Aphonopelma seemanni- Guatemala

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14 years 8 months ago #41245 by Brynn Lurie
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I was waaaaay off...
Aphanopelma seems like a good guess.

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14 years 8 months ago #41246 by Cameron Torode
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Wait a minute. Check the undersie. If it's the same colour as a King Baboon then theres a good chance it's a A. seemani

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14 years 8 months ago #41251 by ayal
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What about a Lasiadora striatus?

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14 years 8 months ago #41326 by Visser
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Cerat, isn't there a baboon spider that is famous for exposing it's fangs in that sideways movement shown in the pic above?

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