Determination between Tr.jack.jacksonii and Trioceros jack.jack."willegensis"

[eisentrauti]

Hello,

has anybody good literature or sites where I can find good ways to determinate especially the females between the "normal" jacksonii jacksonii and the "willegensis" locality ?

Thanks
Benny

(but please just answers which help, I know the differences between j.merumontanus, j.xantholophus and j.jacksonii)

 

[kinyonga]

Not exactly what you were asking...
http://www.adcham.com/html/taxonomy/species/chjacksoniijacks.html
http://www.adcham.com/html/taxonomy/articles/status-cjwilli.html

Francois LeBerre said...
"John van Willegen is the guy who is collecting and selling them. He calls
them after his name, and I refer to them as "rainbow" Jacksons.
The oldest pic I have of this one dates of 1965, so it is not so new... And
true, they are smaller than the C. j. xantholophus with whom they interbreed
(but I did not manage to get F2, yet), and females have 1 to 3 horns, and
sometimes none."

Sorry I can't really answer your question.

 

[eisentrauti]

Ok, thanks. That's what I know so far too, hopefully I find a way