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Is this a B. Smithi or B. Annitha?

Samantha895

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This was a rescue and I was told B. Emilia but it is not
 

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It looks to be pretty young still... Identification of juvies is difficult. Adults are fairly easy. From what I see I'd say B. Hamorri. I would wait till it matures more to positively I.D. it though.
 
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That’s what I was thinking. Just was throwing it out there for someone’s opinion Either way I love this guy. He is definitely a he Full of spunk and attitude lol
 

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I was confused by the title. Annitha and smithi are the same spider, then there's hamorri, which is what this looks like, to me. Annitha is a junior synonym of smithi.
 

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