The best Asian Arboreal species (Pokies not included) and why?

[Butterbean83]

Awesome Photos they are a really stunning species

 

[inquisitivechemist]

Of your list, the sp Rufus. Mine sadly hooked out at only 3 inches I have a 3 inch Phormingochilus sp sabah red that I absolutely love and is my genus favorite. My sabah blue would be ahead of the Rufus as well. Overall, the Phormingochilus genus is my 3rd favorite genus. The color ranges available are incredible.

 

[Tarantuland]

I want some sabah blues and sabah reds and phan cay

 

[Butterbean83]

Of your list, the sp Rufus. Mine sadly hooked out at only 3 inches I have a 3 inch Phormingochilus sp sabah red that I absolutely love and is my genus favorite. My sabah blue would be ahead of the Rufus as well. Overall, the Phormingochilus genus is my 3rd favorite genus. The color ranges available are incredible. View attachment 486202

Of your list, the sp Rufus. Mine sadly hooked out at only 3 inches I have a 3 inch Phormingochilus sp sabah red that I absolutely love and is my genus favorite. My sabah blue would be ahead of the Rufus as well. Overall, the Phormingochilus genus is my 3rd favorite genus. The color ranges available are incredible.

Sabah Blues are a great species just on the more expensive side. I think I may try and get a female Sp Rufus if I get one. I'm swapping my P murinus TCF for a C sp Hati Hati Adult female. I think my next one may just be a sp Rufus.
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[Olan]

I voted P. arboricola:

However, my O. schioedtei just came out after molting and is definitely jumping up the list:

 

[Butterbean83]

I voted P. arboricola:
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However, my O. schioedtei just came out after molting and is definitely jumping up the list:
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I noticed schioeedtei and P sp Ackaya have quite slim abdomens in comparison to other species but both awesome species. P arboricola is even better looking though. Is the P arboricola out a little bit and is it a defensive species I'm comparison to others?

 

[Olan]

I have two adult female P arboricolas. They are out in the evenings and mornings pretty often. They can be a bit defensive but less so than the schioedtei

 

[Mike41793]

Need an all of the above option haha. I had to go with O. violaceopes. But could make an argument for any of them. The only one from the list in my collection now is a sp Rufus.