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Sp. Confirmation please


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15 years 1 month ago - 15 years 1 month ago #28549 by That Cossor guy
Avicularia sp. is the most accurate ID you will ever get for your spider i'm afraid unless you have an exact collection site. I can at least tell you it is not laeta, versicolor, minatrix, purpurea, diversipes, sp. peru purple or amazonica.
Until a revision has been carried out on the Avicularia genus no one will be able to ID your spider and most definitely not from just a photograph.



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15 years 1 month ago #28743 by Brynn Lurie
Alright... :unsure:
Thanks for your input guys.
Please excuse my ignorance, i am here to learn - Is crossbreeding possible at all with this species?

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15 years 1 month ago #28746 by James
Replied by James on topic Re: Sp. Confirmation please
I would say Avic Avic but it would be a guess.
Its very hard to confirm Avic species from photos.

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15 years 1 month ago #28747 by Mike
Replied by Mike on topic Re: Sp. Confirmation please
@Spinnerhead,crossbreeding in Avics are possible and happens quite often IMO.

I have read it in a few publications that because of the fact that Avics are so difficult to ID, a lot of crossbreeding happened in the past (and even happens now) in captivity. Because if their distribution in nature, it is suspected that crossbreeding even happens in the wild.

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