The last time I posted some pics of my lividum I was told by a number of people it looked more like a longipes..

So when changing the tank the other day I took a few more snaps (without flash)

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Doesnt look like lividium
tbh, it looks like Haplopelma schmitdi or longipes

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Could be Ornithoctonus sp.

(H schmidti DCF)

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First pic looks like a Cobalt, the others do not, imo

I agree.

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it does look alot like a H.minax or a H.longipes.

it may end up a case of having to wait till it gets older/bigger so that its markings are more defined.

but it definetly doesnt look like a H.lividum.

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Its certainly not a minax, minax are black, near enough jet black and the abdominal pattern is incredibly vague.
Any spider sold as minax that shows quite obvilous pattern are mis-ID, its happened alot though so its nothing new

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Id say H.schmitdi personally

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Grazzzz

in the bottom 2 pics it looks just like my H.longipes, the top one is weird because the legs look alot bluer than the other.

heres a pic of mine

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