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i have no idea how i got it, but i live smack dab in the middle of the US, and i have an S. crassipes. must be near a molt, because since the day i got her, she has always been very drab.
bengerno said:Hi Guys,
I'm a newbie here, but not in the hobby
I have 2 slings of Orphnaceus sp., they will be similar to S. dichromata (I have seen a photo from their mom). I bought them as a Chilobrachys sp. (Cebu), but I think they are Orphnaceus sp.
Anyone has a pic for an adult female?
Sincerely
Imre
The unidentified species looks like, what I've become as Selenocosmia sp. "Java".phormingochilus said:Two additions to this thread: Selenocosmia javanensis (collected in Java) and an unidentified Selenocosmia species (collected in Malaysia).
priZZ said:Hey Søren!
The unidentified species looks like, what I've become as Selenocosmia sp. "Java".
priZZ said:Hi Søren!
Hmmm... if You're right, than this is indeed good news... that's because I have no longer search for javanensis! But we will see! Are You able to ID a species from it's moult, if I'll send You some skins in the future?
Thanks, but this needs time. They are very small at the moment!phormingochilus said:I can take a look, and if the exuvia is developed enough I can venture a qualified guess, based on a comparison of the specimens I have in my place ;-)
Søren
Yep, and that's good so!bengerno said:So it seems to me that we possibly have some S. javanensis