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There is a list some one posted on a forum, (it was probably posted here as well) that contained a list of species that lack tibial hooks/spurs. Any way none of the avicularia species were on the list, yet my mature male versi doesn't have any. The hooks on my A. avicularia where very prominent, but on the versi I see nothing. I can clearly make out emboli on the versi. Also according to the list Chilobrachys huahini should lack hooks, yet I distinctly remember mine having them. I'll see if the guy I sent him too can take a pic for me.
I have had a couple MMs with very tiny hooks like C. brachycephalous, and P chordatus, but again I can't make out anything on the A. versi. It makes sense to me that an A. versi would have them since A. avic has them. Also it would make sense that if my MM Chilobrachys fimbriatus doesn't have hooks, than my Chilobrachy huahini shouldnt have had any.
I'm thinkn maybe the person making the list figured if one specie didnt have have hooks that goes for the entire genus, and same for those that had them.
Or maybe I'm missing something :?
I have a copy of the list saved to my comp, but I'm guessing that would be against the rules if I were to post it. I figure it would be considered plagiarism.
I have had a couple MMs with very tiny hooks like C. brachycephalous, and P chordatus, but again I can't make out anything on the A. versi. It makes sense to me that an A. versi would have them since A. avic has them. Also it would make sense that if my MM Chilobrachys fimbriatus doesn't have hooks, than my Chilobrachy huahini shouldnt have had any.
I'm thinkn maybe the person making the list figured if one specie didnt have have hooks that goes for the entire genus, and same for those that had them.
Or maybe I'm missing something :?
I have a copy of the list saved to my comp, but I'm guessing that would be against the rules if I were to post it. I figure it would be considered plagiarism.