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Today I purchased a Pamphobeteus insignis 2" Female. I am so stoked.. I have been looking for this species for years!
You can't just say something like that and just not post a picture!Today I purchased a Pamphobeteus insignis 2" Female. I am so stoked.. I have been looking for this species for years!
The real deal!The real Pamphobeteus insignis?
Or the generic hobby one?
It’s a typical Pamphobeteus at 2”. She still has the Christmas tree pattern lolYou can't just say something like that and just not post a picture!
Nice. I didn’t think the Colombian insignis had made it over to US. I really want some but can’t find them here at all, just Pamphobeteus sp. insignis. I know of one recent breeding but all were presold.The real deal!
What's the difference??The real Pamphobeteus insignis?
Or the generic hobby one?
The true insignis are extremely rare...still waiting on some pics.What's the difference??
Pretty sure I sent you pics of the real deal. The one that is established in the hobby is collected from Ecuador and therefore is not insignis. It looks different too. Insignis females look like P. mascara with violet femurs. A very beautiful and desirable sp.What's the difference??
Just like you never ever see real T blondi?? Or rarer ?The true insignis are extremely rare...still waiting on some pics.
Love to see pics if you have any. How much do these go for on your end of the pond?Pretty sure I sent you pics of the real deal. The one that is established in the hobby is collected from Ecuador and therefore is not insignis. It looks different too. Insignis females look like P. mascara with violet femurs. A very beautiful and desirable sp.
Rarer I would think. T.blondi can be found pretty easily nowadays.Just like you never ever see real T blondi?? Or rarer ?
3 years ago last time I got any spider blondi I was extremely rare . So that’s good news .Love to see pics if you have any. How much do these go for on your end of the pond?
Rarer I would think. T.blondi can be found pretty easily nowadays.
Yes you did - sorry I forgot that it was P. insignis you sent me - I thought it was another onePretty sure I sent you pics of the real deal. The one that is established in the hobby is collected from Ecuador and therefore is not insignis. It looks different too. Insignis females look like P. mascara with violet femurs. A very beautiful and desirable sp.
Inbox me, i will sort you some photos and detailsLove to see pics if you have any. How much do these go for on your end of the pond?
Rarer I would think. T.blondi can be found pretty easily nowadays.
No, that is H. Herculesinsignis Is like the yeti of the T world!!