@Taki, thanks I was also thinking scrofa but the light green carapace doesn't make sense then? And the euathlus truculentus is a posibility but if i compare him to my female truculentus hes teeny tiny!! literally 2 times smaller!! Might be posible for it to be a e.truculentus"yellow" and not green like my female??

@creator, its defenatly not a g.rosea... It way to small!! If you read again and look at the size of the mature male you will see that its very small!! g.rosea's are a lot larger.

I will try to take some pics today so the green carapace can be seen clearly.

That mirror patch on the abdomen is the giveaway, def. not E truculentus..

Taki wrote: That mirror patch on the abdomen is the giveaway, def. not E truculentus..

think you right taki. :thumbsup:

Euathlus truculentus Mature Male

:thumbsup: okay so you both say it might then be a paraphysa scrofa?

Paraphysa scrofa (Chilean Copper)

Here is the pattern you are looking for:


Question now is what do the males look like as well as what do the other Paraphysa species look like? Do they also have this pattern?