Is this G. Rosea sling?

[Mugsy]

Hey guys I just wanna ask you if this is a Rosea sling? I bought this one last December and the seller (which is someone I know) told me that it was a B. Albicep sling. Just today he asked how was the first tarantula I bought from him and took a picture of it to show him. After that he replied that maybe it's a rosea sling. I just wanna ask you guys your opinion.

 

[MrKrowe]

Hey guys I just wanna ask you if this is a Rosea sling? I bought this one last December and the seller (which is someone I know) told me that it was a B. Albicep sling. Just today he asked how was the first tarantula I bought from him and took a picture of it to show him. After that he replied that maybe it's a rosea sling. I just wanna ask you guys your opinion.

It does look more like a G.rosea than a B.albiceps. If those are the only possible options from your friend then you have a rosie.

 

[Mugsy]

It does look more like a G.rosea than a B.albiceps. If those are the only possible options from your friend then you have a rosie.

Thanks man, helps a lot and lucky me

 

[Arachnoclown]

Impossible to tell at this age...legs on the albiceps dont turn black for quite a while still.

 

[Arachnoclown]

@Phil....have you bred these yet?

 

[Phil]

@Phil....have you bred these yet?

waiting on a sac but I think there was a successful pairing (G. rosea I am talking about)
RE: ID for the OP @Mugsy that does look like. G rosea to me. Deffo not B. albiceps

 

[Nunua]

Impossible to tell at this age...legs on the albiceps dont turn black for quite a while still.

But femurs turn grey already on relatively small slings and OP's sling is already bigger than mine. So whatever it is, it's not B. albiceps

My B. albiceps for a reference