Can someone help ID?

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  arthurliuyz

• Apr 23, 2022

I believe it's a Phormictopus spp. Doesn't look like a Pampho to me.

 

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  arthurliuyz

• May 25, 2022

Actually looking at it more, I highly doubt that was wrong I think it might be a Pamphobeteus sp. after all...

 

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  The Spider House

• May 25, 2022

arthurliuyz said:

Actually looking at it more, I highly doubt that was wrong I think it might be a Pamphobeteus sp. after all...

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Still on the fence then? Ha ha
So am I TBH, I change my mind numerous times on this one.

 

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  Wolfram1

• May 25, 2022

just goes to show that without a proper species identification key it can be hell to try and figure it out. I still think your best bet is someone like c.h.esteban

it could be any number of Phormictopus sp. or even something else.

 

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  The Spider House

• May 26, 2022

@c.h.esteban ⏫️ any thoughts please against my OP and pics?

 

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  c.h.esteban

• May 26, 2022

@The Spider House
I think it´s most likely a Phormictopus, thats why i asked if there are stridulatory bristles. But till we have an answer to this it´s for me still a guess.
If i´m right with Phormictopus, it will be very difficult to determin the species because there are so many "different" specimens floating around in the hobby.

 

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  The Spider House

• May 26, 2022

c.h.esteban said:

@The Spider House
I think it´s most likely a Phormictopus, thats why i asked if there are stridulatory bristles. But till we have an answer to this it´s for me still a guess.
If i´m right with Phormictopus, it will be very difficult to determin the species because there are so many "different" specimens floating around in the hobby.

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Thank you and apologies didn't realise was same person who mentions stridulating bristles when someone recently mentioned you as best bet (hanc my tag).

I will wait for the next moult and hopefully something will show up on the microscope

Thanks again