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I have an Eauthlus Pulcherimaklaasi, E sp Green and E sp Blue . Are they all different or is Pulcherimaklaasi the old name for one of the other two ?
Pulcherimaklaasi Is the old name the true Pulcherimaklaasi I belive isn't in the hobby, E. sp Green and E. sp blue are different species as far as I know, that may eventually change though. I have adult females of both, very pretty T's as adults.I have an Eauthlus Pulcherimaklaasi, E sp Green and E sp Blue . Are they all different or is Pulcherimaklaasi the old name for one of the other two ?
That's what I was told , so oPulcherimaklaasi Is the old name the true Pulcherimaklaasi I belive isn't in the hobby, E. sp Green and E. sp blue are different species as far as I know, that may eventually change though. I have adult females of both, very pretty T's as adults.
If only they were scientifically classified, same with E sp Red and E sp Yellow, and virtually all the small Chilean tarantulas. The good news is a biologist recently told me there is research underway working on that!E. sp Green and E. sp blue are different species
Thats because its 2 different species the Euathlus sp "Green" has a dark metallic green on the femur thus the "common names" Blue femur beauty and Green femur beauty.@sdsnybny beautiful, thanks for the pics! I still don't get the 'green' though...
I can sort of see some emerald green there.Here is my best shot of E. sp "Green", the green on the femur is very dark metallic and difficult to catch.
@EulersK
will have a better pic
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