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Citharischius crawshayi the king baboon
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Smart move. That way you can make some money off it. When you get to look at it, check if it has "Clubbed Pedipalps" but they might not be very obvious in some species. Do C. crawshayi have tibial spurs?
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F1refly wrote: Smart move. That way you can make some money off it. When you get to look at it, check if it has "Clubbed Pedipalps" but they might not be very obvious in some species. Do C. crawshayi have tibial spurs?
There is no such spider as C.crawshayi, its now known as Pelinobius muticus.
P.muticus doesn't have tibial spurs, and the males tend to end up as lunch for the females.