Cavimanus morph.

[Brandelmouche]

Cavimanus patern.

I have 2 paterns in mi colony of P.cavimanus, i lake to see this boy/girl adultod but is not for tomorrow !!:wall:

 

[Mark Newton]

What do you mean 'morphs'?

 

[Brandelmouche]

Sorry, i would say ¨Patern¨ ou color,:wall:

I rectify reight a wey. Thanks Mark .

 

[Mark Newton]

Sorry, i would say ¨Patern¨ ou color,:wall:

I rectify reight a wey. Thanks Mark .

I see. Morphs is correct. I wasnt aware you were referring to colour morphs. Are these naturally occuring morphs, ie., found in wild populations?

 

[Gigas]

Do you mean one is dark and one is light?

 

[Michiel]

That's normal Brandelmouche, there is color variation in Pandinus, just as in P.imperator i.e. there are chocolate brown ones and blackish ones..

 

[Mark Newton]

That's normal Brandelmouche, there is color variation in Pandinus, just as in P.imperator i.e. there are chocolate brown ones and blackish ones..

Sounds like naturally occuring colour morphs - wild type morphs.

 

[Gigas]

They are normally like that from 2nd and 3rd instar but then even out in colour after a few moults.

 

[Mark Newton]

They are normally like that from 2nd and 3rd instar but then even out in colour after a few moults.

ahh so...we arent looking at colour morphs, but juvenile stage colour variation. Would this be correct?

 

[EAD063]

ahh so...we arent looking at colour morphs, but juvenile stage colour variation. Would this be correct?

Thats what I thought from the begining.

 

[Brandelmouche]

Thanks all.

It's a first time can i see that in my colonys or species in 11 species reproduced, on time a female I.politus gave me a not healty, 2 instar white scorpling but he die one week after.