looks like this to me,
http://media.photobucket.com/user/m...ta sling&filters[primary]=images&sort=1&o=442
http://media.photobucket.com/user/m...ta sling&filters[primary]=images&sort=1&o=442
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I think you nailed it.
It could be. I had someone look at the photos, they think possibly an LP. I figure in another year I should really know. I hope...
What ever this new tarantula is, it is always hungry. It's been eating 3 to 5 large crickets a day this week. And one large mealworm. It attacks quick and will hold two crickets at a time.
My G. pulchripes is refusing food as it gets ready to molt.
My G. pulchripes is refusing food as it gets ready to molt.
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My genic sling before molt at +1cm just for comparison... 
You can definitely see stripes.
You can definitely see stripes.
Your genic is so cute!My genic sling before molt at +1cm just for comparison...
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You can definitely see stripes.
I talked to the vendor who sold it to me, he says it is an LP. He has no idea how it was switched.
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Oh my, has it turned out totally black? Then pulchra maybe? It would be so cool.
The hairs are light colored. I'm going with LP for now. Who knows. We will see what happens in the next year.Oh my, has it turned out totally black? Then pulchra maybe? It would be so cool.
My G. rosea passed away last weekend. I bought her full grown many moons ago. She is buried under my birch tree.
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