ID crissis...

[Leisson]

ok i got this new T given to me a cpl days ago she bought it as Tiger Rump which i know its not, she's had it a year has not molted once only eats maybe 3 crickets a week or less isnt able to and hasnt been able to for a few months climb the glass the only 2 that come close to this guy are Acanthogonatus francki and Acanthogonatus pissii
but here's a few pics to help with the ID of this guy

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj288/Leissonpics/100_1015.jpg

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj288/Leissonpics/100_1021.jpg


http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj288/Leissonpics/100_1025.jpg

http://i275.photobucket.com/albums/jj288/Leissonpics/100_1023.jpg

[josh_r]

acanthogonatus pissii. check your other post in the tarantula section.

[Bastian Drolshagen]

hi,
not necessarily A. pissii, might also be A. francki, but definetly an Acanthogonatus sp.
If you continue keeping her on sand you won´t have for a long time...change the substrate asap.
BTW: It is not a T (Theraphosidae) it is a Nemesiidae, related but not the same ;)

[Leisson]

hi,
not necessarily A. pissii, might also be A. francki, but definetly an Acanthogonatus sp.
If you continue keeping her on sand you won´t have for a long time...change the substrate asap.
BTW: It is not a T (Theraphosidae) it is a Nemesiidae, related but not the same ;)

yeah i took em off the sand 2 days after i got em i didnt want to stress the poor thing out badly when i 1st got it but its now on coco husk and peat moss bedding

[josh_r]

i put my money on pissii. i have my reasons ;)