Beautiful specimens!! Are they both laid back? I can't wait for my Emilia to get bigger! One last question; is your Emilia a good display t? Mine is, although she has her burrow.
Wow!!! Looks like a G Pulchra/quirogai with subtle red setae! Beautiful!!
My emilia is laid back but reclusive, the albiceps is unpredictable... will go from being calm one day to skittish, flicky & potentially defensive the next... A great display T though.
For me, B Smithi, B Bohemi and B baumgarteni. I love all Brachys though
Has a visible colored triangle, does that mean it’s a hybrid or not? Just a locality?
Some have a bit of a "mask" going on, but it's nowhere as pronounced as on emilia. I'd think a boehmei/emilia hybrid would have much darker coloration. That being said, I do not condone the production of hybrids. The bloodlines have been muddled enough as it is due to careless people or misidentification, for example, many have bred T. albo with T. vagans or T. vagans with a more closely related species such as T. epicureanus or T. sabulosus. I wouldn't be surprised that a lot of B. hamorii with B. smithi pairings could have occurred without people really knowing. I think I know a knowledgeable keeper who has a baumgarteni/boehmei hybrid in his collection and treats it as a showpiece animal with 0 intentions of breeding it.
