id please, thank you!

[awth]

A. cf. payaminonis / A sp. Zwilling I / A. nijsseni???

Please help me, thank you!

 

[Mike Wise]

Based on the size & location of the lateral & caudal spots, and the shape of the cheek stripe, I would say A. sp. Zwilling.

 

[awth]

Based on the size & location of the lateral & caudal spots, and the shape of the cheek stripe, I would say A. sp. Zwilling.

Thank you Mike, appreicate your answer!

 

[reddfox321]

Hmmm, I had three of those and always assumed they were A. nijsseni... but then again I am no expert. :tongue:

 

[blueblue]

Hmmm, I had three of those and always assumed they were A. nijsseni... but then again I am no expert. :tongue:

Essentially, strange enough, the recent import of panda (nijsseni) is no longer the pure panda any more... there are many specimens similar to Zwilling and Oregon, and the strangest thing is: There are many intermediary specimens..

 

[LamLam]

I got one of these from the same store (same batch)
It mixed with A sp. Zwilling I, A. nijsseni & A. panduro

And I believe it is the female A. nijsseni, but no idea if it is pure panda...

 

[LamLam]

And it is the other female
Is it A. panduro?
Thanks!

 

[Mike Wise]

It is always difficult to identify a species from just one photo. The dark markings change somewhat depending on mood. I agree with you, the first photo is a female A. nijsseni and the 2nd photo is the 'body band' form of A. panduro.

 

[LamLam]

Thank you very much!