Does anyone know a quick, easy way to distinguish the difference between B. fumigata and B. dubia females. It wasl container cleaning time and my girlfriend decided to help. She didn't realized the two species were different (males were already separated out) and mistaken put them back in the same container. It was an honest mistake, mostly my fault for not telling her, so I can't really blame her.
Would the wingettes be a good comparison? The 'helmet shield' or the coloration are very unreliable.
Would the wingettes be a good comparison? The 'helmet shield' or the coloration are very unreliable.