Genus Coremiocnemis

syndicate · Mar 25, 2008

very nice!!the second spider pictured doesnt look very black!

EDED · Mar 25, 2008

i would love to see some vertical set ups for horizontal burrows like in the wild. anybody?

patotxiki · Mar 26, 2008

Coremiocnemis valida adult female.

SOAD · Mar 26, 2008

Any recent pictures of the blue femur female Eric?

GoTerps · Mar 27, 2008

SOAD said:
Any recent pictures of the blue femur female Eric?

That one was only taken 2-days ago, so it's pretty recent

I have 5 of those here... 3 females and 2 immature males.

I'm not sure if the color difference is simply due to changes over the molt cycle and/or age of the spider, or if I have 2 different species. I'll try and get pictures of all 5 of the specimens I have. The one above is the only one showing the brilliant blue right now. And when you shine a light on them, they are blue and blue can be.

Eric

Leetplayer · Mar 31, 2008

Coremiocnemis cunicularia

syndicate · Mar 31, 2008

wow Andrew very nice!did u collect this one yourself?would love to see some habitat shots.

Tescos · Apr 1, 2008

Here you go Chris but I think you have seen this already?
Coremiocnemis cunicularia with habitate photos from Penang hill.

Cheers
Chris

syndicate · Apr 4, 2008

newly molted
Coremiocnemis sp."Malaysia"

Apophis · Jun 12, 2008

GoTerps said:
Here's 2 spiders purchased as Coremiocnemis sp. "Malaysian black"

Eric

Hi Eric,

Any updates on these guys? Especially from a taxonomic point of view?
I recently bought 2 spiders labelled as Selenocosmia sp. Unfortunately the seller had no locality data, but they came with a shipment of scorps that may be from Malaysia. And one of mine looks remarkably similar to your brown specimen. do you think they could be the same thing?
Pictures of my specimens can be seen >here< and >here<

Best regards,
Sietse

Steve Nunn · Jun 26, 2008

Hi,
C.tropix dwarf form breeding....

Cheers,
Steve

syndicate · Jun 27, 2008

that female is beautiful Steve!best luck with the mating

GoTerps · Aug 4, 2008

One of the "brown" specimens I pictured above molted...

Eric

Apophis · Aug 5, 2008

She came out pretty!

So is it fair to assume that the blue specimen is likely a different species?

syndicate · Aug 21, 2008

Coremiocnemis sp."Malaysia"
enjoying a snack

Tarantula_man94 · Aug 21, 2008

Nice Ts. I lave the species Coremiocnemis validus.

syndicate · Sep 16, 2008

Coremiocnemis tropix
spiderling

dunno if these will stay in this genus or not but im excited to finally get some of these after a veryy long wait!!
Steve if you happen to read this was it the dwarf form that was imported into the USA?will this species be moving to a dif genus?
-Chris

Steve Nunn · Sep 21, 2008

syndicate said:
Coremiocnemis tropix
spiderling

dunno if these will stay in this genus or not but im excited to finally get some of these after a veryy long wait!!
Steve if you happen to read this was it the dwarf form that was imported into the USA?will this species be moving to a dif genus?
-Chris

Hi Chris,
Yes, the form that got exported was C.tropix "DWARF".

Please PM me, I have a request for you

Steve

GoTerps · Oct 4, 2008

The "blue" specimen I pictured on a previous page molted recently, and is a female... about an inch larger in leg span now and just as blue as ever. I have similar sized female "brown/black" specimens so I'm guessing I have 2 different species here.

Female Coremiocnemis sp.

Eric

syndicate · Oct 4, 2008

WOW!Very nice Eric!!That is quite an impressive spider

PLS tell me you have a male for her!
-Chris

Genus Coremiocnemis

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