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BPLreptiles

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Hi there, I am trying to ID some spiders which have been moved on to me and I wondered if anyone would be able to offer me some assistance. I love spiders and know some about them however I am no expert so I am reaching out for help in the only way I know how! If this post is not allowed here, could someone kindly point me in the correct direction for which topic to post in. I will not be keeping these spiders I just wanted to know what they are so I can ensure the correct care. Thank you so much :)
 

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Tliltocatl albopilosus?
These are all terrestrial tarantulas for sure. Three and seven look like different species from the rest.. but are all basically cared for the same. Nice looking bunch.
 
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Img 8,5,4 and the last one (Img 2) are Tliltocatl albopilosus by the looks of it possibly Img 7 is an albogans. The other one (Img 3) I would guess at being Pterinopelma sazimai.
 
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