Questioning sp; could this be a Homoeomma sp blue? Approx 3.5” DLS.
Edited to add: she molted last nights, drop of lymph is on her back, not water. There’s no other indication of an issue post-molt, she’s walking around just fine, no obvious tears or injuries.
your question was clear and i understand it very well.
in some cases a spermathecae is a good feature to distinguish two species, and thats the fact here (sp BLUE vs sp CAJAMARCA).
your question was clear and i understand it very well.
in some cases a spermathecae is a good feature to distinguish two species, and thats the fact here (sp BLUE vs sp CAJAMARCA).
Oh! I didn’t realize that! Shoot, no, I don’t have it any more. After I verified again the sex, I tossed it. I’ll keep it next time, and ask for help here. Thank you for this new knowledge!
Laila
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