Help needed on ID.

[ArachnoYak]

Anybody have any idea on this girl? She's about 4.5" right now. Quite defensive, will usually throw up a threat posture and strike. I'm leaning towards one species right now but I'd like some input from others. Any help is appreciated.

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2597/4072933989_8a95e6036f.jpg

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2426/4073691470_3b23f57504.jpg

[moose35]

looks like....acanthoscurria antillensis


just a guess


moose

[gumby]

Can we get some more info from you? Like your location? where did you get the T from? and was he sold to you under a common name or scientific name?

[Satellite Rob]

It sound like Ancanthoscurria and I think moose35 got it right.But I really
would like the location were it was collected before I can be sure.

[ArachnoYak]

I'm sorry I don't have a lot of background info for you guys to go on other than what i already posted. It was part of a collection I acquired and it was the only unidentified species. I was leaning towards either a pamphobeteus sp. or acanthoscurria suina that's why i posted it on here.

Anyway thanks Moose, I'll wait for a molt and then her colours might change up a bit.

[moose35]

anyone???

i'm curious about this 1 myself.


moose

[ArachnoYak]

I was looking at some pics of Vitalius vellutinus and it kind of looks like that too. Anyone with any more guesses?

[miarachnids]

I am pretty sure it is not Vitalius vellutinus.
I do think it looks like Acanthoscurria or Vitalius to me.
Might be A. sunia. I have only seen pics of those. It does not look like any of the Acantoscurrias that I have adults of.
Maybe A.fracta?

[moose35]

what do you think...???
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f240/tm21moose/016-13.jpg
http://i48.photobucket.com/albums/f240/tm21moose/010-14.jpg


moose

[Philth]

I havent got a clue what it is but it reminds me of Cyclosternum schmardae.:?

http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f345/TomPatterson/P1302151Small.jpg

Later, Tom