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06-30-04, 04:03 PM
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Ephebopus Murinus ??????
I just got this little one and i was told that it was some kind of bird eater? But to me it looks more like a Ephebopus Murinus (Seleton Tarantula) What do you think
Brandon
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06-30-04, 04:12 PM
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Picture is blurry, but there is no way it is an E. murinus
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06-30-04, 04:15 PM
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I will try to get a better pic so it will be easyer to see what it is
Brandon
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06-30-04, 05:14 PM
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Brandon, not really, what I can say is that it is not E. murinus... saying what it is exactly could prove to be nearly impossible as there are dozens of theraphosids with this zebra like pattern on the legs...
But I will still take a guess if you want, and I would be leaning towards Lasiodorides striatus... but that is only a guess and do not take my word for reality...
I can also ID your softdrink can in the background as a Pepsi species, but I could be wrong! LOL
Take care
Martin
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06-30-04, 05:53 PM
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Yep it is a Pepsi...lol
Here are a few more pics the color is real bright in person
Whats your guess???
Brandon
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06-30-04, 05:58 PM
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looks kinda like dragoons "angel", i can't remember what kind that is exactly...
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06-30-04, 06:11 PM
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Emily, I am not familiar with Dragoon's pet names!LOL (even though she always makes sure she tells me what is the name chosen!LOL) But I think you think it is a Grammostola aureostriata... it does not look like it...
I still go with a Lasiodorides sp., looks like the femurs are bluish... could be an adult of what is commonly sold as Euathlus pulcherrimaklaasi in the North American pet trade...
In any case, a beauty... congrats
Martin
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06-30-04, 06:15 PM
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No Emily...Angel is an aureostriata, a "Golden Knee" I think they call them.
That is the same shade of yellow gold, but do you remember how long and silky her gold hair is? Do you remember me pointing out how long it was on her carapace, all swirled? And the long gold hairs cover her butt and fangs too (LOL- hairy teeth!! that always cracks me up!). The spider above is something else...
The owner had best look through Rick West's site, I think. Just like I went through the Scorpion Files to try and ID the scorp Gray gave me. 
D.
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06-30-04, 06:17 PM
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hahahaha, we posted at the same time, Martin!
And hey!!! 
YOU are responsible for Angel's name! LOL!
You said G.aureos were 'absolute angels...'
hahahahhaha
D.
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06-30-04, 06:35 PM
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LOL, no way, I am not responsible for any given name (shame decending on me... just like the time you tried to make me say I had actually named one of my Ts... the H. triseriatus it was... what an insult! I think I am still having nightmares over that one!LOL)
Martin
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06-30-04, 07:36 PM
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this one's name is Anabell
Brandon
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06-30-04, 07:57 PM
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aww thats such a great poem (well annabel lee n e way). i've always LOVED the name annabel, but it was kinda tainted for me by watching 'EEK the cat' he had a really fat pink g/f cat named annabel. n e way great name!!
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07-02-04, 03:33 AM
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I'm going to have to go with Lasiodorides striatus (Orange striped birdeater). I just picked up a female of that species myself June 20th. Been wanting one for almost 2 years. Great species.
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