What type of T is this?

[remmadee]

Ordered online, was supposed to be an OBT. It looks very similar to my Venezuelan Suntiger, but even that has more orange coloration on it than this does. Do OBTs ever have orange bands on their legs? I'm unfamiliar. I've been trying to search online, but can't seem to find good photos to compare with. Any thoughts on what it could be? First I'll include the T in question and then I'll add a photo of my suntiger just to compare.

 

[ArachnoHorn]

I‘m not an expert at this. @Oursapoil @octanejunkie plz help

 

[octanejunkie]

Psalmopeus irminia

 

[Frogdaddy]

Oops. Definitely not an OBT.

 

[ArachnoHorn]

Psalmopeus irminia

Now that you said that, it sounds about right.

 

[remmadee]

Psalmopeus irminia

Thank you. That's what I was suspecting at least... a bit different coloration compared to my other one, but otherwise like the spitting image of it. I guess on the upside I have two of those now and actually saved some money in the process because I'm pretty sure the sun tigers usually cost a little more than OBT's do?

 

[ArachnoHorn]

I'm pretty sure the sun tigers usually cost a little more than OBT's do?

Yes, they cost more on most online stores.

 

[Oursapoil]

A few things

Thank you. That's what I was suspecting at least... a bit different coloration compared to my other one, but otherwise like the spitting image of it. I guess on the upside I have two of those now and actually saved some money in the process because I'm pretty sure the sun tigers usually cost a little more than OBT's do?

A few things to keep in mind
Yes it is a better deal than an OBT, it is also slightly less defensive. This is an arboreal T so you will need an appropriate enclosure as well.
Last but not least, do NOT try to handle it