I have these three B albopilosum, I got them from different places, but theyre about the same size.
After their last molt one of them looks different from the others.

This is one of them as I know them:


This is the odd one out:

I would say wait for them to get a bit bigger, as it will just be guessing at what they really are.
Also take pictures from the top, it helps allot more with IDing of a spider.

I'm just taking a guess here, but the top spider looks more like a Grammostola porteri :whistle: :eyepoke:

its B.Albopilosum if not prob B.vagans

Neitzchie wrote: I have these three B albopilosum, I got them from different places, but theyre about the same size.
After their last molt one of them looks different from the others.

This is one of them as I know them:

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This is the odd one out:

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most of our B.Albopilosum looks like that so i agree with cryptic Z, both B.Albopilosum and B. Vagans look like that when they are that size.

mostly after a molt thought