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kuwala84

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Hi guys.I got my second T 2 day.woop woop. It was sold to me as a a.geniculata but I'm not sure of this as n.chromatis and a.brockelhursti look similar. Is there any definite way to tell them apart.I'll get pictures of it up soon as I am at work at the moment. Any help appreciated
Thanks

P.S my b.boehmie bolted last night too!!!
Yay she is beautiful will get some pics of her up to
 
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kuwala84 said:
Hi guys.I got my second T 2 day.woop woop. It was sold to me as a a.geniculata but I'm not sure of this as n.chromatis and a.brockelhursti look similar. Is there any definite way to tell them apart.I'll get pictures of it up soon as I am at work at the moment. Any help appreciated
Thanks

P.S my b.boehmie bolted last night too!!!
Yay she is beautiful will get some pics of her up to
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No one can help with out any pictures. As soon as you get one loaded, you have a better chance at IDing your critter.

As far as telling the difference.

A. genics., & A. brocklehursti are almost identical. I have an A. brock., A buddy of mine has an A. genic., I cant tell the difference in them.

You will be able to tell the difference in a N. chromatus though. If I am not mistaken, the carapace gets more tan-ish. The A. genic. will be black.

That is the simple way of telling the two apart.

Hope that helps.
 
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kuwala84

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pics finaly

right guys got some pics so maybe some1 can help







and finally some pics of my newly molted b.boehmie and a question.Is it a female?







 
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kuwala84

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Well u can't have her.lol. They are pretty amazingly beautiful T's.well I think so any way
 
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It's definitely A. geniculata or A. brocklehursti, but like Tommy I have a hard time telling the difference. If I had to choose, I'd say A. geniculata because I've heard that A. brocklehursti have some red setae on the carapace? I only own A. geniculata so maybe someone could confirm this?

Your B. boehmei also looks female to me :).
 
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