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June 2020 photo competition entries.

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Phil

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They do. :) The difference is:

Versicolor have green carapace with red setae. You will not see ANY red coloration or green coloration on Avicularia purpurea (male or female). They are mostly overall black/purple.
not the best picture I have of her, but here is an AF A. purpurea. @Seamus which illustrates the points that Casey was saying (I.e. mainly black with purple hues when in the right light)
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Not to sound like a simpleton.....which I guess I am, but how do we vote? Is it by hitting the Like icon? We can only do that for one right if we like more than one photo our vote is disqualified? This is my best guess after reading the rules
 

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Not to sound like a simpleton.....which I guess I am, but how do we vote? Is it by hitting the Like icon? We can only do that for one right if we like more than one photo our vote is disqualified? This is my best guess after reading the rules
A voting thread will be posted at the end of the month and you will "like" one of the photos posted to vote.

Remember, you may only vote (like) for ONE photo
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