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Been awhile but got my Striped knee

GTarantula

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Not sure if male or female but I'm hoping for a female. Person who sold it at the show said Brazilian giant white knee...Which she totally isn't. Just a striped knee but still a very nice T. She's really shy but doesn't like to move either if I try to nudge her if she's in the way of me giving her water.

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GTarantula

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Could be the flash. I couldn't really be sure which species of striped knee it is due to the person who sold it at the show was a moron. She couldn't even answer a few basic questions like...Which species is this? Just that its a striped knee. Well for 25 bucks I took her home really don't matter to me I had to save her!
 

GTarantula

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More pics of Legion. I used a flashlight and no flash. I'm still thinking she's Aphonopelma seemanni and not Grammostola pulchripes but I could be wrong. If anyone can guess to which this is I'd be more than thankful.

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Josh

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Hard to say because I'm no expert at all but that looks fairly orange to me!
 

Tgirl1010

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Definitely looks too light to be a G pulchripes. I don't have A seemanni, so I'm no expert. This is the problem with common names. They are so confusing. If I had to guess, I would say A seemanni, but that's only a guess. Hopefully someone more knowledgeable will come along and help.
 

GTarantula

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Thank you all for your input. I'm hoping for a A seemanni. I also looked at photo's of A seemanni's online and there seems to be a few color phases. The gray threw me off as I know them to have more black. Another I've seen was a phase of blue. No idea really but I put her in the larger enclosure so she can dig around till I buy another piece for my rack system.
 
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