Say hello to my newest addition!

[PhilMcWonder]

Pamphobeteus machala! Purple Starburst Bird Eater!
Lil baby spooder



I'm excited! This is my first sling!

 

[Teal]

Congratulations!

But nix the common name usage

 

[Olan]

Before you know it she’ll look like this:


(If female...)

 

[Nightstalker47]

Pamphos rock, one of my all time favorite genera to raise, great growth rates and fearsome eaters.

P.fortis

P.antinous (Peru)

 

[basement pets]

I don't have any tarantulas. Do they make a good beginner species?

 

[Nightstalker47]

I don't have any tarantulas. Do they make a good beginner species?

Not great, but do-able. They can be sensitive to husbandry mistakes.

 

[PhilMcWonder]

I don't have any tarantulas. Do they make a good beginner species?

Start simple and work your way up. Ts are low maintenance, but each as their own needs you need to attend to.
Any "Bird eater" Tend to be a little more advanced. They get big and CAN BE skittish... CAN BE but not always.

 

[ccTroi]

hello

 

[Teal]

Before you know it she’ll look like this:
View attachment 295327

(If female...)

Is that the same apecies of Pampho?! Holy gorgeous T, Batman!

hello

Well howdy

 

[Olan]

Is that the same apecies of Pampho?! Holy gorgeous T, Batman!



Well howdy

Yes, she is a sp. Machala

 

[The Grym Reaper]

Pamphobeteus machala

It's Pamphobeteus sp. 'Machala' btw

 

[viper69]

Ts are low maintenance

Yes, but it's all relative. Compared to most snakes owned by people, many species of Ts are higher maintenance.