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So my local pet store has a "pinktoe" for sell but it's not like the two others they have. Is it possible to identify this little beauty?
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Identification of this Avic?
- Thread starter Zaiaku
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Nvm. From what I can tell browsing the forum here it's an avic avic. I just hadn't seen them with the orange on their abdomen before
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Looks to me like an Avic avic transitioning and is some molt between sling coloration and adult.
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- Ontario, Canada
Looks like my buddies avic. Amazonica sling.
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Looks somewhat similar but this one is not an A. amazonica.
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Avicularia, just like many other genera, are a messed up, cross bred and poorly described genus in this hobby. So is Aphonapelma, Pamphobeteus, Phormictopus, and many others..but yeah, looks like an A avic sling. Cute little guy.
Edit, there is hope though, taxonomists are revising and better describing these genera, props to them. A tip of the hat, ladies and gents.
Edit, there is hope though, taxonomists are revising and better describing these genera, props to them. A tip of the hat, ladies and gents.
