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How to distinguish Haplopelma schmidti and Selenocosmia huwena. Can You olso told me about those species (what people describe those, where, when etc.). Thanks for all answers.
see:Originally posted by Lopez
So basically it would appear that the 2 species are synonymous?
Originally posted by VolkervonWirth
...like Andrew Smith for example, which believe that Ornithoctonus huwena is identical to Haplopelma schmidti, because it's not possible to distinguish both Species by any relevant character. But this opinion wasn't published until today [...] the name of this Species will be - after a synonymisation of both Species- Haplopelma schmidti , because it was two years earlier described than Ornithoctonus huwena!
see:Originally posted by Lopez
Has this been officially published yet? I
Originally posted by VolkervonWirth
But this opinion wasn't published until today
CheekOriginally posted by Martin H.
Wer lesen kann ist klar im Vorteil! =;-)
Hi,Originally posted by Lopez
Why is H schmidti hard to keep in captivity? Do they have any special needs?
I've bred this Species before two Years ago,but they have very large but not so much eggs,so the whole Offsprings went to the "asian-club" (some european breeders which are specialized on asian tarantulas: Sören Rafn, Martin Huber, Jean Michel Verdez ...).Now we have some good breeding groups concerning this Species.Also, are these currently being bred in Europe? I only saw one for sale at the British Tarantula Society show, and that was a fully grown female being sold by Peter Grabowitz.
Will these articles be pulished under your name or the name of the person who gave you all the informations = who answered all your question => since these "articles" are only tables with the answers of your question => => the person who almost wrote the "article"?Originally posted by Zibi
I write articles about some species (once H.minax, now h.schmidti)