Species Pamphobeteus vespertinus

[ahkiu]

http://ahkiu.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/pam.JPG
http://ahkiu.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/pam2.JPG

now to find the little guy a mate, i haven't seen many people in the UK with one hope i/he gets lucky

 

[Cigarman]

Hell thats more beautful than the P. Metallica....that burgundy hue on that beastie is incredible. More more!!

 

[druid8783]

I hope you do find a lady friend for him.... Judging from those pics they should be lining up at your door

Beautiful T :worship:

 

[siucfi]

are those available in the states? and if so where?

 

[cdxrd]

ummm... WOW! Man that is gorgeous!

If you find him a mate, I MUST HAVE a sling! or 2.. or 3..

 

[versimomma]

Im in the Uk and have only known of one other male owned by a guy in Portsmouth.
We have been after this sp for SOOOOO long now and there is not enough in the hobby. I really hope he gives some ladies some lovin coz I will definatley take some of those off your hands.
Contact the insect shop and also Southcoast inverts, they may be able to help as the have lots of contacts. If you want the web address' PM me, i dunno if i am allowed to post em here.

Good luck
And post more pics pleeeeeeease.
Versimomma.xx

P.s. where abouts in Uk are u?

 

[Cigarman]

Where are these T's a native of? Kinda curious as to their temperment and antics etc. If they are a good display T that is cool. Of course its always nice to have one that will sit on your hand

 

[yums88]

re:

hi all i was wondering where ic an get one fo those beauties and for around how much do they run for?

 

[Cigarman]

Just did some looking and they come from Ecuador. Good luck finding one.

 

[Wolfy72]

Just got this lil beauty from the local dealer, they had it marked as an Equadorian Red Bloom, not sure if that is correct, as far as i can find so far the latin name is Pamphobeteus vespertinus not sure if thats correct either, haven't been able to find any info, care, or set-up sheets on it anywhere, so if anyone has any idea's please lemme know.

 

[krusty]

The name is correct. Look here:

Platnick

Regards

 

[Bastian Drolshagen]

hi, I know IDing by a picture doesn´t work, but a friend of mine got a Hommoeomma spec. blue and this one looks just like your T.

 

[krusty]

I think it depends on the light. Is she really black or blue.

Here are 3 links with pictures from Pamphobeteus vespertinus. One is a german website, the other two in english.

german

english 1

english 2

Regards,

Ingo

 

[Wolfy72]

I think it depends on the light. Is she really black or blue.

Here are 3 links with pictures from Pamphobeteus vespertinus. One is a german website, the other two in english.

german

english 1

english 2

Regards,

Ingo

HE is bluish in color if that helps

 

[MUNG!!!]

One of my favorite species, from my favorite genus... they are awesome... weird that a local dealer would have one, I've been looking for one forever! Congrats on the awesome addition!

 

[krusty]

Sorry Wolfy72, I cannot help you furthermore. I know that isn't possible to identify spiders from a picture, but for me Pamphobeteus vespertinus looks more black than blue.

I wasn't able to find more information with google, sorry.

Regards,

Ingo

 

[Wolfy72]

Thanks

just wanted to say thanks for all the help, alot of very useful info, if i find out anymore on this particular T i'll let everyone know.

 

[Rchappllorginal]

One of my favorite species, from my favorite genus... they are awesome... weird that a local dealer would have one, I've been looking for one forever! Congrats on the awesome addition!

 

[Rchappllorginal]

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