Mystery Sling!

[Relic]

I've acquired a mystery Sling from a shop that got them extra when they made the invert order, and were unsure of what they were. They came in with a total variety of species, so could be anything.
My best guess so far is a B. smithi possibly.

 

[Lawrence b]

Might have to wait till it gets a bit bigger hard to tell when there little slings .

 

[Relic]

Might have to wait till it gets a bit bigger hard to tell when there little slings .

Thank you, I'll keep an eye on it and post it once it's had a moult or two with me

 

[Relic]

We had our first moly last night, and looking absolutely gorgeous already. Still don't know if that's any help, but figure I can track progress here too until we can determine species for sure.

 

[Lawrence b]

Hi congrats on the moult it might darken up and might be able see a pattern , but I think it still might be too small . I would leave of feeding it for few days could damage itself if not harden up proper ,

 

[Heretic]

Darn I wish we could get a good source of Grasshopper here in Indiana...

 

[Relic]

Looking big and chunky at the moment, came out for a climb when I changed their water bowl out today.

 

[Relic]

Another moult down!

 

[Anthony York]

Looks liken it could be a nhandu chromatus maybe but I'm not 100%

 

[Relic]

Looks liken it could be a nhandu chromatus maybe but I'm not 100%

I've had someone else mention that as well! And others have mentioned Grammostola and Lasiodora too

 

[Relic]

Perhaps a better picture now the exoskeleton has hardened up.

 

[Teresaisrad]

I identify this one as a 100% genuine bona fide cutie with a booty. <3

 

[Relic]

Such a gorgeous colour and some very lovely dark markings coming in! Still no solid ID yet

 

[Relic]

I identify this one as a 100% genuine bona fide cutie with a booty. <3

Definitely! My first T and I totally love them! Very laid back and nosy, always comes over to see when I'm filling bowls and moving things

 

[Relic]

another molt! I think they're a Nhandu chromatus! Beautiful spider and I'm very happy with them

 

[GarField000]

N.chromates have a light carapace but maybe you can see next molt .
I can check my small one

 

[Relic]

N.chromates have a light carapace but maybe you can see next molt .
I can check my small one

Ohhh any thoughts on so then? I've had a few people suggest that, and with the reddish rump and white joints I'd have thought that... Theyre actually darker than the picture suggests too, it keeps brightening it. Much closer to a dark charcoal base.

 

[Hellequiin]

I think it could be a nhandu coloratovillosus, it's very similar to the chromatus but with a dark carapace. It's so beautiful