Is it just me or does she have a green sheen to her? Stunning btw much better pic , I am really into pamphobeteus atm can I ask when she was growing did she get eyeshadow? Strange question i know but I have 2 young pampho females and both have eyeshadow my ultramarinus has orange eyeshadow and my machalla has pink, it's one of my favourite things about them and I am curious if other pamphos get it too.
Maleficent, Pamphobeteus machala, grown on female sling/ juvenile? Premoult yoga in the most...
A pic for reference so you know what I am talking about this is Maleficent my machalla, you can see the pink round her eyes , reminds me of eyeshadow .
P. nigricolor AF out yesterday for the first time in 2 months post-molt. First pampho other than my sp. Costa to pass 7" mark at last molt measurement, destroyed her molt this time round so not sure of current size yet.
Is it just me or does she have a green sheen to her? Stunning btw much better pic , I am really into pamphobeteus atm can I ask when she was growing did she get eyeshadow? Strange question i know but I have 2 young pampho females and both have eyeshadow my ultramarinus has orange eyeshadow and my machalla has pink, it's one of my favourite things about them and I am curious if other pamphos get it too.
Maleficent, Pamphobeteus machala, grown on female sling/ juvenile? Premoult yoga in the most...
A pic for reference so you know what I am talking about this is Maleficent my machalla, you can see the pink round her eyes , reminds me of eyeshadow .
I see what you mean about the green, maybe just a trick of the light or maybe something I'd not noticed before I'll have to get another look whenever I catch her outside again...luckily she's my calmest pampho by far, so she shouldn't scare off easily. I got this girl at 4/5" a couple years ago, she already had her eyeshadow (a more muted colour than that vibrant pink) but the larger she got the less prominent it became, and the vibrant patterning on the carapace has disappeared entirely. Your machala is gorgeous btw
P. nigricolor AF out yesterday for the first time in 2 months post-molt. First pampho other than my sp. Costa to pass 7" mark at last molt measurement, destroyed her molt this time round so not sure of current size yet.
I see what you mean about the green, maybe just a trick of the light or maybe something I'd not noticed before I'll have to get another look whenever I catch her outside again...luckily she's my calmest pampho by far, so she shouldn't scare off easily. I got this girl at 4/5" a couple years ago, she already had her eyeshadow (a more muted colour than that vibrant pink) but the larger she got the less prominent it became, and the vibrant patterning on the carapace has disappeared entirely. Your machala is gorgeous btw
You may well be correct, I'll look into this. Thank you.
I knew I needed more pamphos will have to keep an eye out for this one now not only is she stunning but got the eyeshadow too definitely need one now n thank you I love my little Maleficent she's a proper champ with food n tbh I think she's gorgeous too I expected her to go brown or black like pampho females do but was most impressed when she got her pink she is one of my favourites but shhhh don't tell the others
I knew I needed more pamphos will have to keep an eye out for this one now not only is she stunning but got the eyeshadow too definitely need one now n thank you I love my little Maleficent she's a proper champ with food n tbh I think she's gorgeous too I expected her to go brown or black like pampho females do but was most impressed when she got her pink she is one of my favourites but shhhh don't tell the others
They might not be the magnificent males, but pampho females are a sight to behold as adults. Big beastly eating machines that never disappoint, I'm lucky enough to have an old pampho sp. Costa that is over nine inches and she just blows me away every time I see her. For sure best to enjoy the pink while it lasts as IME pamphos grow fairly quick, good news is you've got an ultramarinus which I believe retain some vibrant color as adults. Also yeah, my lips are sealed
They might not be the magnificent males, but pampho females are a sight to behold as adults. Big beastly eating machines that never disappoint, I'm lucky enough to have an old pampho sp. Costa that is over nine inches and she just blows me away every time I see her. For sure best to enjoy the pink while it lasts as IME pamphos grow fairly quick, good news is you've got an ultramarinus which I believe retain some vibrant color as adults. Also yeah, my lips are sealed
My SO has alot of the pamphos, he says they don't bother him then goes round buying up all the pampho females I will catch up n get more as I adore them, if I can find them in a shop before him n yes, my ultramarinus is only little atm but Ursula is very pretty, orange legs with chocolate thighs and a cream carapace with the orange eyeshadow , I have been told eventually she will get some purple on those thighs that she will keep her full life but she's very shy hides alot I only get to see her when I get up before 5:30 am, soon as 5:30 hits she retreats to her burrow, not like Maleficent who is out all the time n tries to eat my fingers through the acrylic of her viv my SO has an ultramarinus af n he says they never grow out of that shyness, unfortunately the most colourful t's seem to always be shy .
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