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100% Hysterocretes. No way is it Borneo Black, or Harpactira ; totally different body style. Thick hind legs give it away.
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Could someone identify my T please??
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Yes I agree, I took a second look that's why I put them last. Hysterocrates sp. ederi ,looks more the part than the Hercules ?
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No such thing as Hercules. There have only been a hanful of known specimens and they're all dead to my knowledge.
The hobby Hercules is a mis-identified Hysterocretes sp. as ar most Hysterocretes. Hysterocretes sp. is the best you can do w/o dna testing.
The hobby Hercules is a mis-identified Hysterocretes sp. as ar most Hysterocretes. Hysterocretes sp. is the best you can do w/o dna testing.
