I'll bring you one!!

@ Lumpzor: If you go and do a search on the forum for L.parahybana vs L.klugi or L.klugi vs L.dificilus, youl come across half a dozen threads.

These T's are quite difficult to tell apart, especially at a young age. Even when comparing L.parahybana and L.klugi spermaticae you'll see that they are very similar.

So in my opinion if you bought it as a L.parahybana, treat it as a L.parahybana until atleast a larger size. With my adult females, its easy to see the diffirences when comparing them, but my juvies look very close in comparison.

Ok, thanks.

When shes a bit bigger ( i say she hopefully ) then ill get down to the nitty gritty of determining species.

How can that T be 3 - 4 cm?? It looks to be at least 8?

Visser wrote: How can that T be 3 - 4 cm?? It looks to be at least 8?

LOL, firstly, my hands are tiny, but how monster must your hands be if an 8cm T can fit in your palm??

Secondly, no way that would be 8cm haha, look how thin and fragile the T looks still.

So this is A L. parahybana