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Who's molted today

x_raphael_xx

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I’m visiting my mum next week, their local pet shop had a female p.regalis and a female boehmei for sale, so they got snapped up on my behalf.
My step-dad rang me in a panic last night … “your spider is on its back!” :D

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x_raphael_xx

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Woke up to my new p.regalis in her hammock.
Been sold as a female so interested in getting my hands on the molt. I think I caught a glance of emboli this morning but I was running off to an invert show so couldn’t look too closely.
Welp. My quick glance was correct.
I've had him 3 days and hes matured lol. Seller has refunded me so all good there.
I wanted a female for when my young male matured lol
 

DustyD

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Second T in as many days. It has been a while for them. Here is my G. rosea ( apparantly as of fairly recently G. porteri is being considered junior synonymous to G. rosea, which I take to mean that in the wild they are considered the same) captive ones, who knows...

"At present a formal diagnosis for G. porteri is not available in the literature, but no differences are found when comparing the type of G. porteri with G rosea neotype, so we consider G. porteri a junior synonym of G. rosea."
Cut and pasted from a section of

REVISED TAXONOMIC PLACEMENT AND DISTRIBUTION UPDATE OF GRAMMOSTOLA SIMON, 1892, PHRIXOTRICHUS SIMON, 1889 AND THRIXOPELMA SCHMIDT, 1994 SPECIES, A CHAOTIC HISTORY OF CHILEAN TARANTULAS (ARANEAE, THERAPHOSIDAE)

Milenko A. Aguilera1 , Rubén Montenegro 2 & María E. Casanueva3
 

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