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[Stefanie Rick]

Hello, Helene,

I am still working through the threads of the past months – so please excuse if some of my posts come a bit late :blush:

I hope it’s still convenient to post some photos here …………….

One more picture of an adult P. rubrimontis cf. Mimbon 2008 male:

And one of a young male:

[Stefanie Rick]

Two pictures of a young P. nagyi Pekan Nenasi male which is sharing the tank with a dominant male and thus showing no full male colouration:

[Stefanie Rick]

I can not withstand the temptation to post some more P. quindecim pictures ….

First a photo which again shows the strong colouration of the female during courtship display:

I have a small video I wanted to show you, of the female showing full courtship display like a male. But I’m afraid the upload to YouTube doesn’t work … 🙁

Male in full display:

[Stefanie Rick]

And now some more pictures of P. pahuensis:

Big female:

male:

female:

male:

pair:

male:

female:

[helene schoubye]

Thank you Stepfanie. Great photos.
Many of your p.rubrimontis cf mimbon 2008 have been uploaded in the ‘other species’ section. They are very fine.
Also the female quindecim is a good photo. Its interesting to see how much colour they can show. I have had quindecim and I have seen the same. But its difficult to take photos of it.

[Stefaan]

I share Helene’s view on your pictures Stefanie: they are beautyfull!

[Stefanie Rick]

Thank you both!!

I’ll try again with the video first showing the displaying female P. qindecim. Maybe it works with a link to a Picasa web album.

At the beginning it’s the female showing exactly the same courtship display as normally shown by the male.
After she has dived down under the leaves, the male responds with his own display.

[Tautvilas Laureckis]

Video don’t play. ;C

[Stefanie Rick]

Yes – please try again, now it should work.

[Tautvilas Laureckis]

Now it’s good! Thank you for sharing! 😉

[Philip Shaw]

I’m still practising so here is a picture of my P. parvulus ‘Palangkaraya’

[url=https://flic.kr/p/LNF8WH], on Flickr

[helene schoubye]

Thanks Phillip. Yes, it takes a lot of practising to take photos of paros. I would also say parvulus and ornaticuada are not the easiest species to capture – so well done

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