haha, but why?@_@

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i certainly understand that ventral sexing is inaccurate,but no choice since the shed skin has broken..

male or female?please help

i may need your help in verifying the species, have anyone come accross this species before, it was caught by the road side inside unimas.
leg span measurement is about 14 cm.
please help to verified....

This post has been edited by max-oasism: Sep 7 2009, 02:29 PM

oh god!u are lucky!
my opinion is,it looks like a mature male tarantula,u can see there were hooks on tibias with a boxing glove like figure at the pedipalps,and that is the reason u can find this little guy when he was on his may looking for the female.perhaps if u are able to follow it's footstep,u may find the female.
but since now u already brought him back,the only thing u can do is to id him.i guess it would be some sort of Coremiocnemis,but u know they should'nt just judged by appereance.i wonder how the female will be looking like.nice one mate!

thats what i thought as well, its genus is Coremiocnemis.
is there any possible i can buy the female from anyone?
was thinking to breed them as their population is decreasing and they havent been really verified yet...

only the genus confirmtion can do nothing,furthermore,the genus is just our guess,it might turn out others.
even if u got the genus right,how bout the species?hybrids cant work.
if it happens that we could do nothing,then relese him back,expect him to meet the female.

i am not sure my decision is like you think.
i was thinking to turn it to verified by someone that knows about them.
may be by prof that i know, i am not sure.
but put it back to the wild will be the last resort where no one can verified it or not interested in verified it.
i can find no references, that's why the specimen is still important.

its true too,but they are not well studied.so i guess identifying them will be very very hard.

im not sure, but .....this ----> http://asianarboreals.googlepages.com/phor...ochiluseveretti ??

This post has been edited by ccfook2123: Sep 7 2009, 03:45 PM

Looks like a female junshern,

Max, where did you find that?

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This post has been edited by ccfook2123: Sep 7 2009, 03:48 PM

o.O its leg looks kinda long @_@

Cause its a boy. Boys have longer legs.

Its a man .. not a boy anymore

did the species max oasism found fits to be an obereal species andrew?
also,whats the colour of the underside of the tarantula i wonder,black?brown?

Doesnt look arboreal to me, more like a terrestrial t to me

gonna find another one

doesn't look too Coremiocnemis though.

Max from?