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Tfisher

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It's A. Avicularia pink toe. He is a mature male named Clyde. Thanks that's my favorite picture:biggrin:
 

Tfisher

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I have three rose hair all female, three obt sunburst spiderlings, three pink toes one male two female and one bird eater.
 

cold blood

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I have three rose hair all female, three obt sunburst spiderlings, three pink toes one male two female and one bird eater.
What species of pinktoes?

What species is the "birdeater"?

Neither tell us much useful information, scientific names help A LOT. Dozens of pinktoe species and so many with that birteater moniker in their common names its not even funny. I'm thinking its a Lasiorda parayabana judging from the pic, but several species, especially in that genus, look quite similar.

Nice pics...and t's of course. It is a great pic of the MM Avic, I'd have guessed it was juvenile.
 

Tfisher

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Thanks I wish I could give you more scientific names I've only been a tarantula enthusiast for two months. Although I have done much research there is still more to do.
 

BossRoss

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What species of pinktoes?

What species is the "birdeater"?

Neither tell us much useful information, scientific names help A LOT. Dozens of pinktoe species and so many with that birteater moniker in their common names its not even funny. I'm thinking its a Lasiorda parayabana judging from the pic, but several species, especially in that genus, look quite similar.

Nice pics...and t's of course. It is a great pic of the MM Avic, I'd have guessed it was juvenile.
Because there are mislabelled pictures all over the internet it is helpful to post the scientific name and where possible a size(a measured molt is always good) with each photo or photo group if you happen to get a few pics of your T. Take a quick read here
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?182019-PLEASE-READ-Posting-Guidelines-for-Tarantula-Pictures :D

Sorry I missed your post above. Dont worry you will get into it. The best thing I can recommand is find out their names when you buy them and make a note of it somewhere. Memorize it if possible(this also comes with time) especially if you didnt take biology and your spelling sucks(reference to myself :tongue:)

Here are some good starting places... Google is mightier than the sword :D
http://bosings-crawlers-ph.page.tl/TARANTULA-SCIENTIFIC-TO-COMMON-NAMES.htm
http://www.arachnofreaks.com/info_sheets.htm
 
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