P. Platyomma1

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  Nightstalker47

• Jun 8, 2017

I'd say it's P.platyomma, not X.immanis, how large is it?

 

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  Arachnomaniac19

• Jun 8, 2017

100% not an immanis.

 

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  Josh215

• Jun 8, 2017

Thanks, and I completely forgot that as a sling he had the distinct Pamphobeteus abdomen pattern. So platomma makes sense. He's about 4.5".

 

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  CEC

• Jun 13, 2017

@Nightstalker47 @Arachnomaniac19 @Josh215

For futrue reference, check the scopulae on the metatarsus of leg IV. It is the easiest way to tell the two genera apart.

Images on Tom's post here:
http://arachnoboards.com/threads/what-is-the-difference-btw-xenesthis-and-pamphobeteus.135349/