Juvy Fringed (ornata?)

[OxDionysus]

I have 3 regalis T's and recently came accross a juvy Oranta... at least that is what it is labled as.. Thing is I cant't really tell it apart from my Regalis?
What exactly is the difference?

these pics were taken just at I got home, they had them in plastic dishes like 2 inches high, even had sponges in the water bowls.

I practically it for free

http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c190/karma_andeffect/CIMG0858.jpg
http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c190/karma_andeffect/CIMG0857.jpg

[biomarine2000]

Here is a link to what I think your looking for. Hope it helps.

http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=21640

[Larkin]

Hi,

Judging from the general appearance of the specimen it seems highly probable to me that it is Poecilotheria fasciata. But we need a ventral shot for a proper identification.

Regards,
Tomasz

[_tots_]

Not a P.ornata for sure..


Check out the leg markings
http://i477.photobucket.com/albums/rr133/_tots_/_DSC1229.jpg

Hope this helps.

[OxDionysus]

Well what do you think it is then lol...:confused:

[Larkin]

We are not a fortune-tellers to know that.

We need to take a look at the colour pattern of the ventral side of the body to be able to say anything more precisely.

[Aubrey Sidwell]

My guess would be either a P. regalis or a P. pederseni. They have similar markings on the carapace and legs. You need to get a photo of the ventral side to get a more positive ID.

[Yanose]

there is a sticky thread hear in the discussion forum that is on Pokie carpace identification.

[biomarine2000]

there is a sticky thread hear in the discussion forum that is on Pokie carpace identification.

I posted it above.

[Larkin]

there is a sticky thread...

It is also proved there that this method is insufficient for identification... ;-)