probably should put this in the their review section, some people have had good reviews but there is a size-able number of bad reviews. They are a drop shipper so the company doesn't actually see the animals they sell you, they have sellers that send you the animal which may or may not be kept questionably. Though I would suggest sending him off to meet some ladies, at least that way you have a chance to get some baby E.murinus.
You can't always judge by that, though. E. murinus is built much like an arboreal as well.
Yes.
+1 behavior isnt always a way to tell arboreal from terestrial. Many arboreals will actually burrow in captivity. Avics usually are an exception.
Ha I didn't even look at the picture, that looks like a haplo to me. Which along with not being a female, the wrong species was sent and is now possibly a useless male who if an Id cannot be 100%
+1, I also wanted to say that looks like an H. Albostriatum. That's defenitely not P. Murinus..
isn't P. Murinus an OW semi-aboreal african specie? OBT right? Or am I missing something?
Albostriatum was just a guess. It could be a couple different halpos.
+ 1 I agree..
The Ephebopus murinus doesn't look like that. The carapace and trademark chevron on the abdomen give it away. E murinus has a mostly all black abdomen regardless of gender.
I guess I'll have to agree with you by default since I have never owned a MM E murinus. But I have never seen a picture of one that did look like that.
