Hyaterocrates sp

[wolfs79]

Here is a picture of my female hysterocrates sp she does have a large cephalothorax and celicerae in relation to her abdomen even though her abdomen isn't over plump I have a male on the way as well going to breed them they dont look like gigas or laticeps or crassipes strange olive brown or green color.

 

[KezyGLA]

Both localities are unknown? And you intend to breed them?

That is a beaut of a Hystero though.

 

[wolfs79]

Both localities are unknown? And you intend to breed them?

That is a beaut of a Hystero though.

Yep I plan on breeding them thy are wild caught so better than all the mixed breeding of hysterocrates.Genus is a huge mess either way I like the way these look and they should still have some growing to do.

 

[KezyGLA]

But when you breed 2 specimens and they are of possible different locality then you are also potentially crossbreeding

 

[14pokies]

@wolfs79 Hysterocrates sp. are a mess IMO only breed W/C specimens with others from the same locality from the same shipment.

But when you breed 2 specimens and they are of possible different locality then you are also potentially crossbreeding

Agreed if you can't pin down locality no point in making things worse..

 

[wolfs79]

Correct that's why I asked the dealer if they came in same shipment

 

[14pokies]

Correct that's why I asked the dealer if they came in same shipment

Probably should of included that valuable piece of information in your post ...

 

[14pokies]

Correct that's why I asked the dealer if they came in same shipment

Did the dealer give you any collection data so you can label the offpsring as H. Sp."whatever locality" so that those offspring aren't bred with say H.sp. cameroon..

 

[wolfs79]

Did the dealer give you any collection data so you can label the offpsring as H. Sp."whatever locality" so that those offspring aren't bred with say H.sp. cameroon..

We will see what happens either way I love hysterocrates if they end up being different then I don't plan on breeding them I want to keep exact localitiesspecies as well But from what I have been told they are same collection area I will keep you guys posted Merry christmas

 

[wolfs79]

We will see what happens either way I love hysterocrates if they end up being different then I don't plan on breeding them I want to keep exact localitiesspecies as well But from what I have been told they are same collection area I will keep you guys posted Merry christmas

I did ask the guy who is selling me the hysterocrates sp gigas they did come in the same shipment and collection area I guess time will tell can't have them shipped until weather warms up I live in one of the coldest states in winter minus Alaska.

 

[cold blood]

I live in one of the coldest states in winter minus Alaska.

Minnesota or Wisconsin?

 

[wolfs79]

Minnesota or Wisconsin?

Min Nesta

 

[wolfs79]

Sorry phone is goofy not giving me correct letters I live in Minnesota

 

[cold blood]

Sorry about that vikings collapse this year.

 

[wolfs79]

Sorry about that vikings collapse this year.

No problem I don't know what happened to the team it's rediculous.

 

[AphonopelmaTX]

But when you breed 2 specimens and they are of possible different locality then you are also potentially crossbreeding

But what if one is dealing with two species that live side by side (sympatric species)? Just because you have multiple spiders coming from the same locale or shipment doesn't mean they are the same species. :wideyed:

 

[KezyGLA]

But what if one is dealing with two species that live side by side (sympatric species)? Just because you have multiple spiders coming from the same locale or shipment doesn't mean they are the same species. :wideyed:

He isnt even sure of locality. The localities of these spiders is hear-say. Therefore if he breeds them without definite knowledge of locality, ' because the seller told me so' does not apply to be perfectly honest.

 

[wolfs79]

No one will really know hysterocrates is in need of revision if I do breed them I will just label them hysterocrates sp. Have a happy new year!