Was sold a Curly Hair-- now it's a rose hair? Can you help identify these T's?

[FrightenedRabbit]

Hi. I'm new and it's nice to be here!

I have two tarantulas-- one is my pretty big (?) female. She has been sexed but the shop she was sexed at swears she is a rosehair and not a curly hair. I am not terribly concerned either way-- I love her to bits. I'd just like to know.

Here she is, I apologize, I'm using Flickr and I am having issues getting images to post straight away. If you don't mind, and it does not work, please click her link.

photo (13) by melk498, on Flickr

I bought Parker tonight. She (?-- feelin' lucky, lol) was sold to me as a "Metallic pink foot?"

What is she please? I know the picture is not the best and, neither is Peter's.

photo (14) by melk498, on Flickr

I hope I can gain some clarification here as I have some questions with Peter -- I am unsure if it would be best to address those here so, I'll leave those for later unless instructed to address them downthread.

Best to you all,
M.

 

[Tongue Flicker]

First T is definitely 100% a curly hair

 

[Andy Sherwood]

Hi. I'm new and it's nice to be here!

I have two tarantulas-- one is my pretty big (?) female. She has been sexed but the shop she was sexed at swears she is a rosehair and not a curly hair. I am not terribly concerned either way-- I love her to bits. I'd just like to know.

Here she is, I apologize, I'm using Flickr and I am having issues getting images to post straight away. If you don't mind, and it does not work, please click her link.

photo (13) by melk498, on Flickr

I bought Parker tonight. She (?-- feelin' lucky, lol) was sold to me as a "Metallic pink foot?"

What is she please? I know the picture is not the best and, neither is Peter's.

photo (14) by melk498, on Flickr

I hope I can gain some clarification here as I have some questions with Peter -- I am unsure if it would be best to address those here so, I'll leave those for later unless instructed to address them downthread.

Best to you all,
M.

Top one is Brachypelma albopilosum.

Bottom one is a member of the Avicularia genus, I can't tell you what species as I'm on my phone and I can't see it properly.

 

[harleyqueen]

I can't wait til my albopilosums get bigger, your spiders are beautiful and I love the names.