Sturisoma Species?

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Tá Mé Páedrig
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Sturisoma Species?

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From the catalogue looks like a female Sturisoma sp. aff. festivum, possible to get a confirmation?

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Any chance for a full body photo?
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Hmm, it is full body. It's just quite wide so I guess your if your browser is narrow it gets cut off. Putting a rotated one up.



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Shane wrote:Any chance for a full body photo?
Right click and chose property, copy the link and open in a new window ;)

I think you are correct, Sturisoma sp. aff. festivum but not yet fully grown.

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