Males (here) have antennae much larger than body and the first article of the anterior tarsi with a lateral spine. Females (here, though another species) have antennae only a bit longer than body and normal tarsi. Your specimens seem three males (the first is not sure ).
Singapore, Epepeotes luscus ♂
Posted - 31/10/2013 : 14:32:18
One is sufficient.
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