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IMO rules out G. pulchripes as some (and even I somewhat) assumed - I don't see a mirror patch there. On the other hand, my AF E. pulcherriaklaasi doesn't have a mirror-patch either - at least not a visible one. I'm aware that these do look pretty brownish / a little reddish before starting to change coloration, but I'm not sure if this is one of them or not, as I've not yet raised one up to and through that phase of changes.
Maybe Chris or someone else that keeps Euathlus spp. can chime in on that T, I don't want to make assumptions without even a hint of reason for them and confuse you even more.
Maybe Chris or someone else that keeps Euathlus spp. can chime in on that T, I don't want to make assumptions without even a hint of reason for them and confuse you even more.