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Aphonopelma sp. 'montezuma pass' (poss. cochisei)

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Post by josh_r Sun May 25, 2008 3:17 pm

habitat: pine/oak forest 5000ft or higher in elevation.

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I believe this is an adult female dwarf. she is about the same size as a paloma, 2 inch legspan tops. i found a few of these and they all seem to share the same characteristics of being strangly elongate, especially the abdomen. we will see if she is actually a dwarf or not once she moults. these were found in the same general area as sp. 'cochisei' and may turn out to be cochisei, but there are a few things like carapace shape and the long abdonem as well as markings on the carapace that make me think it may be its own thing.

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Post by John Apple Sun May 25, 2008 4:23 pm

ok man ...yeah ya got me
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