As I suspected...Thank you!
Amblypygi - whip spiders pictures
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Can you take a picture of the spines from the underside of the pedipalpal femur like my Het diagram?
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I just happened to pick out the right Heterophrynus diagram (pure coincidence).
Why are the colors so different on the different photos?
Why are the colors so different on the different photos?
The colors? This male is different from the male above (on my hand). I have 4 males and 2 females. But all of them are Heterophrynus =]
Volfgang
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Fantastic pictures!!!!
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Eggs are commonly visible through the integument before the broodsac is formed but they should be larger, fewer and more ventrally located.
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Cool Charinus. Do you have an egg sac yet?I was wondering If this Charinus sp. is pregnant?
She seems to be full of eggs xD Am I wrong? I do not know much about this genus.
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You also have species from Thailand?
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Hi,
in Thailand only two genus and 2-3 species are still known: Phrynichus orientalis, Stygophrynus spp.
that's it, i never saw alive Stygophrynus, but P.orientalis I am breeding since 5-6 years. Pictures are here in the threat.
in Thailand only two genus and 2-3 species are still known: Phrynichus orientalis, Stygophrynus spp.
that's it, i never saw alive Stygophrynus, but P.orientalis I am breeding since 5-6 years. Pictures are here in the threat.
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yep, my goesii from Martinique and St.Martin are doing well! But indeed, the Martinique ones are doubled in size
same or nearly the same ratio then P.exseul and P.robustuscheers
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Some new shots from Cuba
Phrynus pinarensis
Phrynus noeli
Phrynus decoratus
Phrynus damonidaensis
Phrynus marginemaculatus
Phrynus hispaniolae
Paraphrynus cubensis
Paraphrynus viridiceps
Paraphrynus robustus
Charinus tomasmicheli
Charinus cubensis
Charinus acosta
JayDangerVL
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Wow--these are excellent pictures! Thanks for sharing!
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I will post some habitat pictures later.... they are impressive
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Dont suppose you have or will have any exotic species for sale any time soon Banshee?
Seeing all this variety is making me very envious
Seeing all this variety is making me very envious
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Very jealous of your Phrynus and Paraphrynus!
Damon diadema "whip" tip
D. diadema after misting
D. diadema cleaning itself
Damon diadema "whip" tip
D. diadema after misting
D. diadema cleaning itself