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Zhu Posted - 13/05/2013 : 05:15:54

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Dear Vitali,
This is very similar to Ancylonotus tribulus.
However the body color and spines on pronotum are different.
Please help me to identify and best wishes with many thanks.
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Francesco Posted - 24/05/2013 : 13:02:45
Indeed Zhu.
Your specimens is however teratologic, possibly due to missing of sufficient humidity to emerge.
Zhu Posted - 15/05/2013 : 03:03:27



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