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Here's one of my Theopropus elegans "old maids". Anybody have any males???

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why is her ovipositer open?

 
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This is actually what a Heterochaeta threat pose looks like. The arms-out pose is just their normal stance.

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This is actually what a Heterochaeta threat pose looks like. The arms-out pose is just their normal stance.

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Mine usually keep their arms folded, but then spread their arms apart once I approach the enclosure. Maybe because they're still just nymphs?

 
Mine usually keep their arms folded, but then spread their arms apart once I approach the enclosure. Maybe because they're still just nymphs?
Yeah, that's normal. Just means they are ready for action if necessary. Believe me, there is no mistaking the threat pose. Only ever saw adults do it.

 

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