Ashton
Arachnoknight
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- Mar 8, 2014
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From what I have learned, the major visible differences between T. stirmi and T. blondi is that stirmi have no patella setae, sparse setae on the underside of the femur and larger chelicerae and femurs than blondi. The stirmi I rescued from the outside of the pet store in November has molted and regenerated it's two missing legs, though it had a problem with the removal of the exoskeleton from the abdomen. I am unsure if it is actually a stirmi because of some characteristics.
Every one post your strimis, blondis and apophysis with each labeled for identification purposes.
Every one post your strimis, blondis and apophysis with each labeled for identification purposes.