Help needed identifying a few Ts…

[Oursapoil]

Good morning/afternoon depending where you are folks. Last week I picked up a collection of Ts that were not labeled and would need your help identifying some of them, if you do not mind.
I’ll keep adding some to this thread as I’ll be doing an inventory throughout the week.
Thank you all in advance!

#1:

I believe this one is a very mature female B. Emilia (by far the largest one I have ever seen but was wondering if you would see a bicoloratum in her.

#2:

For this one I am going with C. lividus but would love your opinion.

More to be added this evening, thank you.

 

[MBullock]

if it were bicoloratum the knees would be red too, that's what emilia look like when they go a long time without a molt

 

[Oursapoil]

if it were bicoloratum the knees would be red too, that's what emilia look like when they go a long time without a molt

Thank you very much for confirming. It is what I thought as well but as I had never come across such a huge emilia I started having doubts. What are your thoughts on the cobalt blue?

 

[MBullock]

Thank you very much for confirming. It is what I thought as well but as I had never come across such a huge emilia I started having doubts. What are your thoughts on the cobalt blue?

Looks like lividus to me

 

[Oursapoil]

What do you all thing about this one?
What would be your guess?

 

[WolfSpider]

male Rufie

 

[Oursapoil]

male Rufie

P. rufilata? I do not believe so but might be wrong. It is not mature yet and would a dwarf specimen for a rufilata. I sent a mature male Rufus a few month back for pairing and this is quite e different T, but then again I might be wrong.

 

[MBullock]

it's some sort of ornithoctoninae

 

[MBullock]

has a lampropelma-esque build

 

[Oursapoil]

I think I found a match
Subadult Omothymus violaceopes.