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Phlogius crassipes
Adult female
Looking stunning after a molt!
-Chris
Adult female
Looking stunning after a molt!
-Chris
Genus Phlogius [revalidation of the genus in prep.]
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muy bonita senor!
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That time of the year again!
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how is your gurl doing after the mating?
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Shes looking good Sean!Gaining some weight and will prob make a sack in a couple months give or take.
-Chris
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Subadult Phlogius sp. "Stents"
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Ultimate male Phlogius sp. "PQ113"
Later, Tom
Later, Tom
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Nice one Tom!Hope you got a lady lined up for him!
-Chris
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^ Great photos!Good luck with them!
Phlogius sp."Stents"
Phlogius sp."Black"
Phlogius sp."Stents"
Phlogius sp."Black"
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Hi guys,
It's nice to see the kids doing well
This is my biggest female P.crassipes postmoult, she's on 8" now.
It's nice to see the kids doing well
This is my biggest female P.crassipes postmoult, she's on 8" now.
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Very nice Steve!Do you have any photos of the sp."Black" you could share?
I think I've only seen a photo of an adult female once before.
-Chris
I think I've only seen a photo of an adult female once before.
-Chris
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Hi Chris,
I do, but they are old images, here is one:
I do, but they are old images, here is one:
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Thanks for the photo!Shes stunning!
I have a 2.1 group here so hopefully in time I'll have a chance to breed them
-Chris
I have a 2.1 group here so hopefully in time I'll have a chance to breed them
-Chris
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Is it just me, or do many terrestrial Ts from AU look so much like arboreals?
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Hi,
The Phlogius do, but it's artificial. Many Phlogius spp. possess strong anterior metatarsal scopulation, but if you look at their closest relatives, there is no evidence to support a recent ancestor that was arboreal and none are noted within the genus to date.
Steve
The Phlogius do, but it's artificial. Many Phlogius spp. possess strong anterior metatarsal scopulation, but if you look at their closest relatives, there is no evidence to support a recent ancestor that was arboreal and none are noted within the genus to date.
Steve
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Phlogius crassipes eggsack
this one looks massive!Think I may have my hands full when this one hatches out!! :X
-Chris
this one looks massive!Think I may have my hands full when this one hatches out!! :X
-Chris
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Nice Chris, my female sp. "PQ113" has a sac now as well. Perhaps we can swap some s'lings if they hatch, so I can replace some of the crassipes slings I fried last summer. :wall:
Later, Tom
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For sure man!
-Chris
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Well done Chris, beautiful round sac!!
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