I got 2 unlabeled T's .can anyone identify them?

[kapotas]

Hello fellow Tarantula keepers! I got 2 unlabeled T's Because there was a confusion with all the arriving T's in the pet shop, and those got wrong labels(opening too many enclosures to feed and the they confused the tags on the top of the deli cups), so i got them because nobody would take them, and the price was good.
Can you help me out identify them?
both are juvies.

The first one is this:

H. Lanticeps maybe? or A.chalcodes ?


Second one is this:





L. Nigerrimum? But watching its abdomen it could be a tiger. No idea.I depend on your experience!

I'm new to the hobby... so.. yeah! any help will be welcomed!

 

[Enn49]

You need @KezyGLA

 

[kapotas]

You need @KezyGLA

Thank you! any help is needed! i wan't to take proper care for them . so, i need to know the species to know what their needs are.

 

[KezyGLA]

1. Hysterocrates sp.

Keep deep moistened (not wet) substrate and temps 21-26c. They will make cool intertwining burrows.

2. Ornithoctoninae sp.

This could be Lampropelma, but it also could be many other things. For now I wouldnt give a confident ID. Either way keep on moist substrate with plenty room to burrow. As it grows give it some vertical space with a cork slab. So that it can climb aswell as burrow.

 

[kapotas]

1. Hysterocrates sp.

Keep deep moistened (not wet) substrate and temps 21-26c. They will make cool intertwining burrows.

2. Ornithoctoninae sp.

This could be Lampropelma, but it also could be many other things. For now I wouldnt give a confident ID. Either way keep on moist substrate with plenty room to burrow. As it grows give it some vertical space with a cork slab. So that it can climb aswell as burrow.

Thank you so much for your input. it helped a lot. because the first one is indeed doing some intertwined tunnels

and the second one behaves like an arboreal, but lately has used the substrate i gave it for burrow!

 

[smallbike]

No clue, but pic #3 is definitely a hermit crab

 

[kapotas]

No clue, but pic #3 is definitely a hermit crab

hahahaha! an arboreal venomous hermit crab indeed