Genus Pamphobeteus

[brachy]

Hi

WoW. Nice spider. Who are you? What are you doing there? I m happy, because I see you and your pics there. Have nice day.

 

[Philth]

Very nice How big is she??

I'd say she's just over 4 inches. Its hard to get a piture of her in a relaxed position. She's so high strung.

 

[Steve Nunn]

I'd say she's just over 4 inches. Its hard to get a piture of her in a relaxed position. She's so high strung.

Hi,
Is she showing any of the blue sheen on the coxa/femura yet?? I think if I ever had a chance to keep any NW theraphosid, I think I'd be tempted to pick this species, I remember seeing a dried one (shame) over 8" in legspan and she was just stunning, has anyone confirmed the ID of true P.antinous yet? I remember there were like 3 or so species that may or may not have been the real thing, this was definately one of those, the one I figured will most likely be the real one. A mature male of this species is a sight to see I think Andy M. in the UK bred these not so long ago....

Steve

 

[Philth]

There's not a spec of blue on this spider. I always wondered why?, I remember having WC adults years ago, that had blue femurs.

After thumbing through this thread I see that Goterps has what looks like the same spider labeled as Pamphobeteus sp. "antinous". Thats prob how mine should be labeled as well. I wasn't aware that there were several spiders sold as antinous, but thats what this was sold to me as. Maybe somebody who knows more can shine some light on this.

Later, Tom

 

[Steve Nunn]

Hi Tom,
I'd be fairly sure yours is the same as what you saw years ago, just too young to show the blue, besides it only really stands out in sunlight anyway

Hopefully yours isn't a hybrid because of the naming mixup, I'd doubt it, I don't think many were bred and of those that were, the guys knew what they had.

Steve

 

[ZoozDa]

Hello brachy,

Hi
WoW. Nice spider. Who are you? What are you doing there? I m happy, because I see you and your pics there. Have nice day.

Tanks my friend, ...i m just a beholder here... temporarily

B. Regards,
ZoozDa

 

[priZZ]

Hi Zozo,

Tanks my friend, ...i m just a beholder here... temporarily

Let me welcome You Bro nice to see You here too. Nice species BTW! Sofie loves the pink on it!

 

[tarcan]

a few more to go, keeping fingers crossed...

 

[moricollins]

Good luck Martin, that's a pretty boy you have there.

Mori

 

[eman]

P. ultramarinus mating - female 1

I'm keeping my fingers crossed too Martin...

 

[Steve Nunn]

Good luck people Beautiful species, so similar in appearance to L.polycuspulatus, except brighter

Steve

 

[CedrikG]

good luck on that Martin and Emmanuel

 

[Steffen]

Pamphobeteus sp. poss. vespertinus ?

What do you think?

 

[ZoozDa]

Hello,

Hi Zozo,
Let me welcome You Bro nice to see You here too. Nice species BTW! Sofie loves the pink on it!

priZZ, thanks for all, ... regards to Sofie


Martin and eman "May the Force be with you" :clap:

 

[Steffen]

Adult female Pamphobeteus ultramarinus in need of a molt.

 

[tarcan]

three females mated now... here is number 3

 

[tarcan]

oups, forgot the pictures

 

[moricollins]

very nice martin :drool: :drool:

Best of luck at getting some babies

Mori

 

[Steve Nunn]

Beautiful critters Martin What a symphony of colour in those courtship pics!! I have an exuvia here from one of your females, even the old exuvia is stunning

Steve

 

[† [sandi] †]

and here is mine P. ''platyomma''