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Panama wrote: Haha, you're interested because you're about to win one! (Well done and congratulations)
Panama wrote:
Sexual dimorphism implies a visual (physical) difference between a male and a female of the same species. Usually if a species does show dimorphism it will be roughly from the maturing molt (besides for Pamphobeatus spp., Poecilotheria spp., Phormictopus spp. And I'm sure I've left out others).
Panama wrote:
From what I've seen, the Borneo Black is more jet black and the niggerium is duller.
I'm sure Dirk can confirm this tho, he has mature specimens of both these species.
Well done again!
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