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  Ran

• Jul 11, 2015

A Pamphobeteus species.

 

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  lalberts9310

• Jul 12, 2015

I wouldn't rule out X. Immanis, it looks like one IMO

 

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  Austin S.

• Jul 13, 2015

Pamphobeteus species. Xenesthis species do not posses the "Christmas tree" pattern at that size.

 

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  lalberts9310

• Jul 13, 2015

I learned something new today

 

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  shawno821

• Jul 13, 2015

If it is a Pampho.and I think it is,it will be nearly impossible to identify which one it is,as far as ever breeding it.

 

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  Austin S.

• Jul 13, 2015

You'd have a better chance waiting to repost a picture here, when it matures. Because as mentioned, ID'ing it right now is pointless.

 

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  Philth

• Jul 15, 2015

Photo ID'ing a Pampo as an adult is pointless too.