Looking for ID on two species.

[wickee]

Hi everyone I've been trying to get confirmation on two different tarantulas and haven't had a lot of success. Hopefully, someone can give me a positive ID. I have my thoughts but I would rather not share them to bias someone's opinion. I"m not that great at ID so I would rather rely ln people with more experience. Thanks,

 

[wickee]

I have no idea why it posted multiple pictures?

 

[m0lsx]

One of them could be anyone of a number of T's. But photo 2 shows a Aphonopelma seemanni, (Costa Rican zebra.)

 

[Teresaisrad]

One of them could be anyone of a number of T's. But photo 2 shows a Aphonopelma seemanni, (Costa Rican zebra.)

are seemanis typically that fuzzy? Mine seems to have a smoother hair pattern. (Just out of curiosity)

 

[m0lsx]

are seemanis typically that fuzzy? Mine seems to have a smoother hair pattern. (Just out of curiosity)

My two are not "fuzzy." But that is what your T, looks like to me.

 

[m0lsx]

Doing my daily check around, I realised there is a slightly better option than Aphonopelma seemanni. Grammostola pulchripes, as it's slightly more "fuzzy."

 

[GarField000]

The first one I thought Lasiodora parahybana with the little stripe at the legs, but I miss some reds with the hairs. Mine have a bit red. Very light at the end off the hairs. So not sure if it's correct.

The second looks like a G.pulchripes.
If the coloring on the legs is yellow, it's a G.pulchripes. If it's more blend and towards white a A.seemani.
i have them side by side and than it's easy to see

 

[DustyD]

Yeah second one seemed to me to be a G. pulchripes although sometimes the yellow stripe colors don’t always come through in pictures. Also to me the Chaco Golden knee can have a reddish tinged hairs on its abdomen especially towards the back.

 

[Astrozombies]

Could it be E. campestratus?

 

[MBullock]

Could it be E. campestratus?

seems like it.