thats freaky, are u gonna seperate them to keep record of there
progress if there were to be a difference?

That's f#cken awesome! Would be really cool to see if they keep that colouration.

The plan does not include separation at all, and even if it did, it would imply breaking the current nest, which I'm not prepared to do. As they grow to maturity, they will either retain their color form or molt into the normal color form. I will just hope they survive and see how they turn out.

Uncle Scarab,

I just want to thank you for all the hard work and dedication that you've done for this magnificent species.
I'm sure that everybody is overwhelmed that they will be able to get their hands on these some day.

I collected my two slings from Fangs last Friday, and finally the long wait is over.
Now it's to see these beauties grow and get their true color. I will get more a bit later.
I'm so chuffed that I finally got my hands on these and added two G. Pulchra's whilst I was at it. Thanx Fangs!

I still have to get the top of my wishlist, any chance that you might consider to take on the M. Robustum as a project in the near future uncle scarab?

You're welcome mate. It is not hard work as such, just obsession. My opinion is that EVERY collection should have at least one M balfouri, and with the volume of slings my females have produced which have been "distributed" into the South African hobby, this is not too far away.

Megaphobema robustum not on my "to do" list unfortunately...

How about a pampho communal? Maybe P. antinous.