MAybe this could be useful, it is a little different than the norm.

Poecilotheria subfusca 0.1

http://s240.photobucket.com/albums/ff15 ... bfusca.jpg

Thomas I hope it's OK that I posted the photo here.



I'm not seeing the difference between her and pretty much every other "Highland" form that I've seen. What's different about her?

Thank you for submitting the picture.

I tottally forgot about this posting;(

I may have misunderstood, i thought ATS was looking at good pics. But if it is differences, then ther is none, because this lowland/highland thing is a salestrick. 3 of the best poecilotheria guys in europe has been to where they live, and lowland are as big as ornata, and is darker than highland. I have never seen such lowland in the hobby. In their book they have pictures of highland and lowland, and detailed differences. That is why i say sales trick. I allways sell my subfusca, as subfusca, period;)

I highly doubt lowland are in the hobby, because if they were, these guys would have taken them home, bred them, and earned a lot of money;) Germany is maybe the market where most different kind of T´s are available.