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Phormictopus cancerides colour-forms


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14 years 4 months ago #51962 by jozua
Replied by jozua on topic Re: Phormictopus cancerides colour-forms
I found these :
Phormictopus cancerides cancerides —Haiti
Phormictopus cancerides centumfocensis —Cuba
Phormictopus cancerides tenuispina Strand—South America

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14 years 4 months ago #51971 by Ceratogyrus
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Dave wrote: Brachycepulus, would darling or marshalli be compatible with it?


I think both have been bred to brachycephalus in America.
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14 years 4 months ago #51974 by Cameron Torode
Replied by Cameron Torode on topic Re: Phormictopus cancerides colour-forms
LOL. Colour Forms? I have the opinion that tarantulas might have some colour variation but I wouldn't call them "colour forms". In some species there is some natural colour variation, like snakes where you get blue and green Rhinoceros Rat Snakes or where you get different colours of Mice or Rats. They aren't anything special, it's just how it is. I agree though that there is a lot of Hybridizing going on with P. cancerides which could explain the colour variation.
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