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Posting guidelines. was created by Fuzzy Bear
Please take note of the following when posting:
PLEASE refrain from using common names of spiders if not accompanied by the scientific name.
It is correct and accepted to write scientific names (binary nomenclature) with the correct capitalisation. Genus is capitalised, while species and sub-species are not.
Refer:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binomial_nomenclature
Example:
Grammostola rosea or G rosea
Brachypelma smithi or B smithi
Also acceptable:
Mexican Red Knee (B smithi)
or
B smithi (Mexican Red Knee)
When listing your collection, please specify in the following manner:
1.5.3 - Brachypelma verdezi
Translated this would represent:
1 Male.
5 Females.
3 Unsexed.
This would be a tremendous help to all.
If you are a newcomer to the hobby or this forum, start early and get it correct. It will be to your own benefit in the long run.
PLEASE refrain from using common names of spiders if not accompanied by the scientific name.
It is correct and accepted to write scientific names (binary nomenclature) with the correct capitalisation. Genus is capitalised, while species and sub-species are not.
Refer:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binomial_nomenclature
Example:
Grammostola rosea or G rosea
Brachypelma smithi or B smithi
Also acceptable:
Mexican Red Knee (B smithi)
or
B smithi (Mexican Red Knee)
When listing your collection, please specify in the following manner:
1.5.3 - Brachypelma verdezi
Translated this would represent:
1 Male.
5 Females.
3 Unsexed.
This would be a tremendous help to all.
If you are a newcomer to the hobby or this forum, start early and get it correct. It will be to your own benefit in the long run.
Last edit: 15 years 11 months ago by Fuzzy Bear.
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