Parvotettix domesticus
“Identifiable as Parvotettix by the fastigium being poorly developed, the very long linear spines on the hind femora, and the fore and middle legs completely lacking linear spines as well as apical spines on the femur. P. domesticus is the only member of the genus known to occur in the Hobart area.”
Early November 2017
Kingston Beach
Identification thanks to Simon Grove (TMAG) Identification confirmation and information thanks to Perry Beasley-Hall
“Identifiable as Parvotettix by the fastigium being poorly developed, the very long linear spines on the hind femora, and the fore and middle legs completely lacking linear spines as well as apical spines on the femur. P. domesticus is the only member of the genus known to occur in the Hobart area.”
Early November 2017
Kingston Beach
Identification thanks to Simon Grove (TMAG) Identification confirmation and information thanks to Perry Beasley-Hall
(female)
Late May 2012
Knocklofty Reserve, Hobart/ nipaluna
Knocklofty Reserve, Hobart/ nipaluna
Mid July 2013
“Chauncy Vale”, Bagdad
Under bark
“Chauncy Vale”, Bagdad
Under bark
Early April 2014
Kingston
Under Bark
Kingston
Under Bark
