Chilobrachys: dyscolus vs dyscolus blue vs vietnam blue
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KezyGLA
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I think C. sp. 'vietnam blue' is C. dyscolus 'blue'. Its just a different locality and color variant of dyscolus.
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You can't trust Google, and you can't trust images in general. I can make my A geroldi appear black or blue.
I will refrain from providing info it may be inaccurate.
@EulersK should have some info
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Although I love Chilobrachys spp., I haven't kept either species. Anything from that genus is #1 on my list for the upcoming expo, I'm hoping for some new finds.
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Oh, I thought you had some...
mconnachan
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My C. dyscolus sp. blue is a sling, although it is entirely black at the moment I am expecting it to have a blue colour when it's larger, unfortunately I don't own C. dyscolus, but is a different sp.
C. dyscolus sp. blue, and C. Vietnam blue are the same species, maybe from different localities as @KezyGLA said.
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See my reply here>>> http://arachnoboards.com/threads/chilobrachys-spp.275214/#post-2386184
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See.. thats what you get for thinking. Lol!Oh, I thought you had some...
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It's rare that I do that..I prefer to just know!