equador or platyomma

[NastyNate]

Pamphobeteus sp, its almost mature male and i need to know what it is.

 

[NastyNate]

anyone know??

 

[BrotherM213]

It looks like a Phormictopus Cancerides to me

 

[BrotherM213]

sorry not the species I was thinking of

 

[NastyNate]

yaaa, im pretty sure its not P.cancerides, well i hope not

 

[BrotherM213]

no it isn't..i just wrote before I thought (like an idiot). :wall:

 

[NastyNate]

haha its cool i knew it wasnt either i just didnt want to sound like a $%^&;P

 

[seanbond]

male platyomma

 

[Fritz1000]

Pamphobeteus spec ... yes

Pamphobeteus spec "platyomma" ... never

Please do not couple with a female

 

[TTstinger]

it's a nice Pamphobeteus sp. Platyomma it no longer used.

cheers

 

[seanbond]

oooh......

 

[sick4x4]

it's a nice Pamphobeteus sp. Platyomma it no longer used.

cheers

P. sp "platyomma" is still used just not P. platyomma

 

[GoTerps]

What did you purchase it as?

With you being in the U.S., and if forced to make a guess from that photo, it strongly resembles an immature male sp. "ecuador".

An immature male of mine before I got ride of itchy stuff

Eric

 

[NastyNate]

i dont even remember what i bought it as, i got it from my invert/reptile dealer about a year and half ago. it didnt have a scientific name and only had a common name which i remember because common names are a joke. i only paid $65 for. im pretty sure its a P sp equador as well.

 

[syndicate]

honestly how do u tell the dif between half of the Phamphos?
i wouldnt know where to start with alot of them.i also wouldnt be surprised if quite a few of them are the same species with dif price tags :X