A couple new pedes

[cjm1991]

Awesome additions man...love that indo black tip.

Indeed, its really impressive to look at in a good light with all the contrasting colors. Its bit me before, and was also the worst bite Ive ever experienced just as some additional info on them.

 

[SAn]

its not a black-tip btw , but nice pedes

 

[nissan480]

Post #10 could be black tip...but I will say the color is off alittle bit compared to the one's ive seen..although the the pic's are dark.

Please dont tell me color is a bad way to identify..I know.In my opinion some specie its a good bet,some not.

 

[SAn]

the color is the only way to identify a black-tip
i am reffering to cjm pictures (counting to 10th picture is a whole different pede to me, unless i do something wrong )

thats a common barbados/asian subspinipes, (depending where he got it from)
Black tips have really really black leg tips. And usually at least in the ones i have seen so far the origin is Malaysia

 

[nissan480]

I think it maybe my mistake after lookin at it again...Although I would like a brighter pic of it

Here's a pic of a malaysian black tip adult female that I have permission to use.

Here's another pic of a m.black tip..Looks different then the one above.Hmm,so which is a black tip???

 

[SAn]

I think most have comfused what a black tip is etc and they call everything with a bit darker/silvery leg color black tips.

The first pic you posted IS a black tip
The second pic is NOT.

 

[cjm1991]

the color is the only way to identify a black-tip
i am reffering to cjm pictures (counting to 10th picture is a whole different pede to me, unless i do something wrong )

thats a common barbados/asian subspinipes, (depending where he got it from)
Black tips have really really black leg tips. And usually at least in the ones i have seen so far the origin is Malaysia

I actually got it as a Malaysian cherry legs subspinipes. So its hard to say.

 

[SAn]

Well then location is asia. Colorform is definately not black tip though. That cant be mistaken. Else it would be the most common pede ever and its not.