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Might very well be that one, yes... though not sure if albino would be the right term. Leucistic perhaps.
I'll add that as its species, thank you! If wrong, perhaps someone else will correct it.
Glad you like it Jae and thanks for the input, I corrected it in the description!
@AntónioGinjaGinja, are you sure it's a Perez's Frog? I have added a spotting of those before and they look quite different, with the bright green line in the middle and such.
Or is it a different "phase" of the same specie?
According to the photo you posted, that's not six spots. It's seven, since I see one at the top. Pretty sure that's a seven-spotted ladybug if so.
Interesting! Thanks for the information :)
Such a cute little fellow! It saddens me that something wrong was up with him.
Lovely picture though, good spotting.
They're so many! Brilliant photo!
Great spotting!
This spider is beautiful! I simply love the second picture.
And it's making me crazy how I kept finding spiders quite similar to this one from Indonesia, yet all of them said "unknown specie"!
Great spotting!
Those black dots it has on its the white dots it has on it's front makes me doubt my suggestion, but the "spectabilis" form of the "Harmonia axyridis" is the closest thing I found to your spotting.
It's a beautiful bug! Hope I helped.
Hah, no I don't think they do. You should fix the "pin" placement on the map, Kiloueka :)
