Genus/species?

[awareman]

I recently acquired a few T's from a local pet store, and the lady really did not know how to take care of them
I figured I'd save them (unfortunately one died due to dehydration), but I'm honestly not sure as to what species this one is. She was selling it as a birdeater. Any ideas?

 

[Arachnoclown]

Lasiodora parahybana "pink salmon birdeater"???
I maybe wrong...pictures on my work phones are blurry. @KezyGLA or @Phil maybe able to help out.

 

[KezyGLA]

Grammoatola pulchripes

 

[awareman]

Grammoatola pulchripes

I honestly considered G. pulchripes, but the stripes are not quite as "gold" as they appear to be in the pictures...

However, I'd be thrilled if that were so

 

[Phil]

I would say G Pulchripes too. Don't trust Google images...they always look brighter/more colourful/defined etc than a real life spider. It is true that directly after a moult they are more colourful but they fade and can look completely different...Looks in good condition too. nice spider.

 

[Rs50matt]

Just after a molt. Does really show up but I agree a lot of google images are touched up to make the gold glow. Underrated t imho

 

[Arachnoclown]

Dam my work phone sucks....couldn't see any stripes on those legs!!!