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I'd say that the least blue would be P. murinus.
Many P. mets turn almost black.Is it safe to say that from the list the bluest under natural conditions are P. metallica and C. cyaneopubescens? Both have powder blue colors too
Many P. mets turn almost black.
You mentioned several species that just aren't blue at all, like Orphnaecus sp "blue Panay" and hati hati, and completely ignored M. balfouriView media item 40918
My vote is the LV
Yes true. But the pic I attached are all blue. Or maybe im wrong. XDH pulchripes have a yellow spotted pattern like most baboons, but have bright blue legs, just google some pics of them.
Why? Care to enlighten? Im clueless lol
I just have no idea what you were talking about in your last post.Why? Care to enlighten? Im clueless lol
You said H. pulchripes has some yellow spotted pattern but the T in the pic are all blue so I sought clarificationI just have no idea what you were talking about in your last post.
Oh.. they are yellow. With dark spots. But have blue legs.You said H. pulchripes has some yellow spotted pattern but the T in the pic are all blue so I sought clarification
Oh.. they are yellow. With dark spots. But have blue legs.
Oh.. they are yellow. With dark spots. But have blue legs.You said H. pulchripes has some yellow spotted pattern but the T in the pic are all blue so I sought clarification
Filter! Just google pictures of H. pulchripes. Please.I dont think we're on the same page. LOL what about the pic of the T on the picture that you quoted and which you Identified as H. pulchripes but is all blue? With no hint of yellow.
Okay. Let me rephrase. The all-blue pulchripes (with no hint of yellow), is it a color form?Oh.. they are yellow. With dark spots. But have blue legs.
Filter! Just google pictures of H. pulchripes. Please.
No. That is a wonder of Photoshop. View attachment 252664
Here's a ridiculous A Avicularia I did in 30s. It's not tough.
A aurantiaca View attachment 252665
And that's not even with Photoshop, just with edits from my phone.
Lol anytime.Photoshop. Stupid people LOL xD I thought it was some glorious color form. Thanks!
And yes those T's definitely sparkle like crystals. Mmmmmmm. The last avic is pleasant to the eyes. Thanks for these Pics!
yeah, theyre blueIsn't hati-hati light blue from google images? But yep, the reason behind the post is to get opinions as to which ones are not really blue/purple, and which ones are blue/purple, and add species that are truly blue.
I excluded from M. balfouri due to following reason(s):
1. Some people swear that the blue parts is NOT blue at all under natural light.
Can you shed light as to the "blue-ness" of that baboon?
Edit: I will remove "Panay blue" from the list and attrobute it to you. Thanks!
So Pretty! Me add to list. Same for @Venom1080 fluff balls above!Sahydroaraneus raja
Is in my noobness a nice blue