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    Iridopelma sp pinkburst

    This Iridopelma is not even a listed or "registered species", it's technically an off grid specimen. At the end of the day we can only speculate that it is found exclusively in Brazil. None of us know where to collect it. We're are just assuming at this point.
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    Goliath Pinktoe Question

    MM of this species lack the red setae. The ones I have look like the one you posted
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    Comment by 'blackzilla' in media 'Brachypelma Klaasi 3" #2. Male or female?'

    male
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    Comment by 'blackzilla' in media 'A. Avicularia - 3-3.5 in [ventral sexing]'

    Hard to say from here, but looks male
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    Blackzilla

    Breeder and researcher of inverts
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    Genus Pamphobeteus

    This nigricolor looks very ecuadorian.
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    Review by 'blackzilla' on item 'Joe Rossi'

    Overall positive energy and easy to talk to and very knowledgeable of the trade. He was willing to be flexible on prices for multiple quantity purchase. Its was cool to finally meet at the bug fair and acquire some rare Ts. Will definitely do business again.
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    Difference between Pamphobeteus sp. S ecuador vs P. machalla

    Can anyone Identify the difference of P. south ecuador and P. machalla. I have kept and produced offspring with P. south Ecuador but have never owned a P. machalla. Spending hours looking at photos over the years I cannot distinguish them apart. I want to get new genetics but don't want to cross...
  9. Pamphobeteus south ecuador

    Pamphobeteus south ecuador

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  10. Pamphobeteus south ecuador

    Pamphobeteus south ecuador

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  11. Pamphobeteus south ecuador

    Pamphobeteus south ecuador

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  12. Pamphobeteus south ecuador

    Pamphobeteus south ecuador

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    Comment by 'blackzilla' in media 'T. blondi or T. stirmi?'

    Definately a stirmi.
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