Pamphobeteus sp confusion

TheraMygale

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I read such statements the last 25 years, but can't see a change.

I believe you. With the increase in “sp”s, with colors and patterns, it makes something “new and exciting”.

Perhaps we won’t make a change. Some of us still prefer to buy fully recognized established species.
 
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c.h.esteban

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Some of us still prefer to buy fully recognized established species.
But is this a guarntee? I´m afraid no.

For exampe we have something like "P. fortis" in the hobby for a long time and most people take this for sure.
If i take the newer puplications on this species, i stumble imedially over a difference in the shape of the spremathecae to our hobby-fortis, Surprise!
 

TheraMygale

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Probably not a guarantee.

i buy a b emilia. Because im pretty sure its a b emilia. Its looks like one and acts like one, and comes from a breeding facility in mexico.

thats as far the closest i can get to a guarantee.
 

DonLouchese

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But is this a guarntee? I´m afraid no.

For exampe we have something like "P. fortis" in the hobby for a long time and most people take this for sure.
If i take the newer puplications on this species, i stumble imedially over a difference in the shape of the spremathecae to our hobby-fortis, Surprise!
Did you ever do the comparison of the WC specimen that you've had under your media item labeled in :

I am very curious if the specimen was indeed compared to any of the currently known Pamphobeteus and if it was preserved for further investigation or description of a newer species.

Best regards,

Don
 

c.h.esteban

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Did you ever do the comparison of the WC specimen that you've had under your media item labeled in :
Like the comment under the pic suggest, yes.

I am very curious if the specimen was indeed compared to any of the currently known Pamphobeteus and if it was preserved for further investigation or description of a newer species.
Yes, it was compared and of course it is preserved.

Greetings
 
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