i found this little guy, any IDs plz

[SXM_Mir]

this is my first post, and im new to the world of spiders but i do love them :razz:, i found this little baby last night, can anyone of you ID it to me plz?

http://img264.imageshack.us/img264/7313/pict0050ji2.jpg

[Johnnyster]

Fairly new myself. Nice catch. The guys here are super sharp and Im trying to learn from them as much as I can......

[Widowman10]

kinda looks like a T to me. might post it in the other forum...

maybe: Chaetopelma gracile? just a guess, i know they're found "over there" :D
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/gallery/showimage.php?i=1616&catid=19

[Bastian Drolshagen]

hi,
I would also say it´s a Theraphosidae and because of the spines on legs IV --> Ischnocolinae (Chaetopelma or Ischnocolus sp.).

[Widowman10]

hi,
I would also say it´s a Theraphosidae and because of the spines on legs IV --> Ischnocolinae (Chaetopelma or Ischnocolus sp.).

yeah, i looked at Ischnocolinae, and they seem to have an abdominal pattern whereas Chaetompelma and this spider do not. that's sorta what i went off of though...

[SXM_Mir]

yea its a Chaetopelma gracile, the sole T that can be found in israel :razz:

[Widowman10]

yea its a Chaetopelma gracile, the sole T that can be found in israel :razz:

cool! :D well, good find!! and welcome to AB!

[Lokal]

I tell you what you need to do, send me a plane ticket so I can come over there....Israel is my dream...

PS - find me some scorpions and send them my way...haha, sorry for being off topic

[Mallard]

What a cool specimen I just read a care sheet and they seem pretty simple.
http://beccastarantulas.com/tarantulas/caresheets/care%20page.htm#Chaetopelma Very basic but now this spider has my attention
hope i can find one available in Ontario or Quebec.
Jason

[pitbulllady]

It's a tarantula, alright-a Chaetopelma gracile. I really want a couple of these, but they are very seldom available in North American, except as very small 'slings. I can't help but envy people who live where they can just find tarantulas.

pitbulllady

[Gigas]

hi,
I would also say it´s a Theraphosidae and because of the spines on legs IV --> Ischnocolinae (Chaetopelma or Ischnocolus sp.).

IS it not also true Theraphosidae are the only family with claw tufts? if not what are the others?