his were taken no way near molting, mmmm intresting

Will have to compare 2 T's to be sure, but in my T's case its the light making it look blue. Really hope there is not a batch of Hybrids going around

Well hopefully not. I wouldn't like to buy a Tarantula to breed with only to find out it's a Hybrid and it's sterile. A question. Is it possible for two T's of the same Family (i.e. Brachypelma) to Hybridize naturally? I suppose it depends on if two different species live in the same area.

It does happen in the wild. Some species were actually created because of this. Some of the Poecileteria is a good example of this. There is a whole thread on this. Will try and find it

maybe its like a g.rosea rcf but just a curly bcf. hope so, that would make a curly less boring.
it appears there is a few people thath has these.

Okay this is now getting Off topic, but here is the thread im talking about. www.tarantulas.co.za/forum/tarantula-gen...oecilotheria-species

Theres some very interesting links in there. Enjoy the reading.


@Mandie: Im sure its not a blue color form. In every specie you do find some little color variation. Yours is maybe just one of those.