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most likely, yes, u are right. However, we always need to keep in mind that whitei is a species-complex, and we do not know what turns out in the end being a separate species and what is the 'real' whitei.
hell, it's hard enough getting a group of biologists to agree on what even constitutes a "species"most likely, yes, u are right. However, we always need to keep in mind that whitei is a species-complex, and we do not know what turns out in the end being a separate species and what is the 'real' whitei.
True! I put it wrong. According to our current knowledge (taxonomy).most likely, yes, u are right. However, we always need to keep in mind that whitei is a species-complex, and we do not know what turns out in the end being a separate species and what is the 'real' whitei.
Hi!depends on which population/island u are refering too. Bevcause in same cases it is much easier and safer with the presence of reddish hairs on the posterior margin of the genital operculum in females!
That quality is perfect. Thank you so much!Hello,
One thing is for sure, the Goesii from Guadeloupe is bigger than the St. Maartini. St. Maartini was born under care of Banshee05 in 07/2019, Guadeloupe was born under my care in 01/2021. Both are female.
The photos were just taken with phone because of the post, the quality is not so good, sorry.
Goesii from St. Maartin
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Goesii from Guadeloupe
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just going off of appearance, it looks a little like my phrynus maesi, but take that ID with a grain of salt.@Banshee05 Might you be able to help me ID what my Amblybygi species is? View attachment 433489