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solito de solis
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Posted on 22-02-2017 21:05
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Hey dipterists
I have difficulties to determinate this larva
Collected and observed in a pond in Wallonie, Belgium
Size 7 mm length
Here are the pictures I have made extracting them from video file

rodredi.free.fr/chaob/chaola.jpg

rodredi.free.fr/chaob/chaof.jpg

rodredi.free.fr/chaob/chaols.jpg

rodredi.free.fr/chaob/chaoan.jpg

rodredi.free.fr/chaob/chaoann.jpg

It could be C. obscuripes or C.nyblaei

merci beaucoup
Edited by solito de solis on 22-02-2017 21:06
 
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rodredi.free.fr/chaob/chabo.jpg
 
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It's difficult to see the mandibular teeth in these photos, but it looks like they are extensively darkened, more than I would expect in flavicans. There appear to be 21 anal rays, so that would suggest this is crystallinus, rather than obscuripes.
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Hello Tony
thanks for your answer.
As I try to not kill the animals, it's sometimes difficult to collect the right feqtures. I have observed another specimen from the same sample
and I had success to make these pictures.
Would you please help more ?
Thank you

rodredi.free.fr/chaob/chaoma.jpg

rodredi.free.fr/chaob/chaoma2.jpg

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The last photo is excellent, and clearly shows the small central tooth firmly on the side of the larger one. this is typical of crystallinus and obscuripes, but excludes flavicans. The number of setae in the mandibular fan is unclear, but appears to be at least 12 so this might be obscuripes. It's not uncommon to have both species in the one pond.
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Posted on 25-02-2017 00:41
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Thank you Tony
merci beaucoup
video will follow
 
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