help with 2 id's please

maybe a bit small i dont know but i know some people are good with ID'in smaller ones

I have no idea what this is (its around 1 inch legspan) as i said maybe still too small but is due to moult so can add more pics at a later date

I was sold this as a pink zebra and to me it looks like a young curly hair (just moulted)

It is very hard to tell as they are so small, but the bottom one looks like a Brachypelma vagans. They both need more substrate as you can see they have tried to burrow down and hit the bottom of the enclosure.

Alex

bmsonline wrote:It is very hard to tell as they are so small, but the bottom one looks like a Brachypelma vagans. They both need more substrate as you can see they have tried to burrow down and hit the bottom of the enclosure.

Alex

I agree 100% with what Alex has said tbh, they are pretty small which makes it harder to correctly id them..

But the redish abdomen, I'd say its a Vagans as well tbh.

humm the T in the top picture i cannot help you with sorry but as for the bottom T it's so a B.Vagans I have 7 s'lings at the moment they look about the same size as your's plus i also have two adult female's and they all love to dig and make burrow's and they spend hour's doing it.So you should get some fun out off this little one . O and nice s'lings.

thanks

Top I would guess some kinda Lasiodora? Like others said though is too small for a positive ID. Could you post another photo of the second when it has hardened up after the molt?

(Does look a lot like my curly hair straight after a molt though)

second one isdeff a Vagans. Mine has just moulted and looks identical to this one

For the top one I'd hazard a guess that it's L. parahybana. Don't really know about the second one but it could be a B. albopilosa.

Thats what i thought it might have been, brought one for my dad a while ago and he gave some smaller T's to me a few weeks back and didnt know what was what

thanks

Top one isn't a Lasi, I'd say:

1: B.Smithi.
2: B.Vagans.

the top one looks like anything from young L parahybana to G rosea lol
generic sling, might need a few moults to show you, though obviously anything is faster at growing than G rosea

edit: though i noticed white on the leg joints now...so maybe it's A geniculata? or perhaps one of the miscellaneous-knee Brachy's

second looks alot like my B vagans slings.

I don't see how you can i.d things this small so confidently when most spiderlings look the same up until about 3" legspan!

lol i agree!

Becky wrote:I don't see how you can i.d things this small so confidently when most spiderlings look the same up until about 3" legspan!

It's guessing, nobody has said 'Those ARE 'x' and 'y'.

My pink zebra sling looked nothing like that bottom one - it looked like this, a uniform greyish colour with pink hairs. So I can pretty confidently say yours isn't an E. campestratus.

have to say Lisa, you've almost got me sold on those. that's a nice spider.
but no...gotta get rid of most my New Worlders, not get more!

hi everyones !!! im new on here and this is my friend hendrix
s/he very aggressive at the moment i hope with time he will come down