Dave wrote: @SLASHER

If you look closer at the legs patterns of the vittatus its almost looks like it got
a G-U-L-L-I-B-L-E pattern :eyepoke:

Ok, all jokes aside.
Leg patterns in pokies don't matter much. The vittatus that I have has lighter colouration and is smaller than my striata. And she laid eggs at a lower temperature. It is a different species and I will keep it as that. For anyone that wants slings when I breed them, please let me know and I will put you down on the list.

Its a good thing i have 4 of these little buggers, hopefully i can breed these.

And no hybridizing.

P.Hanumavillasumica

I don't understand this thread.

Facetious much?

Dave wrote: Its a good thing i have 4 of these little buggers, hopefully i can breed these.

And no hybridizing.

P.Hanumavillasumica

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You have ventral shots to show the leg patterns?

Been reading up on P.smithi and seems that with hybridizing, the first generation often looks exactly like one of the parents. The next generation down often shows the "hybridizing". Just something to keep in mind if you breed them oneday. This was just hearsay that I read on a thread on an overseas board.

Personal opinion, but hanuma is overpriced for a fasciata with 1 different leg band.

Shane Visser wrote: I don't understand this thread.

Facetious much?

Pretty straight forward. Received new species and wanted to show them to everyone. People are getting the wrong idea and thinking that I am making up names. :starwars:

@Dave:I don't believe everything i hear the 1st time but simply inquiring about it.