Genus Pamphobeteus

[neil1]

Hi ,just a qucik update on how the.sp Ecuador 2 eggs with legs are doing,checked on them a few minutes ago,and most of them are at Nymph 2 now
(sorry about the crappy picture!!!)

cheers...Neil

 

[Newflvr]

Pamphobeteus sp ecuador pairing

Some pics of a pairing today, went well.

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This lady was sold to me as Pamphobeteus insignis. Any input ?

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Thanks for taking a look and for any insight.

 

[sharpfang]

Pamphos! Great Pix!

Are those breeding "Machalla" ?

I have a "Machalla" girl and Plattyoma................

Need MM Sp. "Machalla" .....She's gettin' ready 2 molt..............

Jason

 

[dalitan]

Pamphobeteus sp. machalla

 

[moose35]

great photo..


moose

 

[xenesthis]

P. insignis - not

Newflvr,

Your female is definitely not a P. insignis. No way. It looks like something in the Ecuadorian group of P. nigricolor, P. "Ecuador", P. "Machalla", P. type II. I'd guess P. "Machalla".

Todd

 

[Fritz1000]

Hello Todd,

Pamphobeteus spec "Machala" is the correct designation.

Greetings

 

[Newflvr]

Newflvr,

Your female is definitely not a P. insignis. No way. It looks like something in the Ecuadorian group of P. nigricolor, P. "Ecuador", P. "Machalla", P. type II. I'd guess P. "Machalla".

Todd

Todd thanks indeed for your input. Do you have a pic of your Pamphobeteus sp. Machalla for comparison sake? Thanks Kevin

 

[recluse]

P. something is good with me they are all nice spids

 

[Anastasia]

here is Pamphobeteus sp. "insignis"
http://www.tarantulacanada.ca/gallery/images/287.php
now about Pamphobeteus spec "Machala"
Machala located in Ecuador
so most likely its one of Sp Ecuador/Machala (by location)
here is link good to read
http://www.mapress.com/zootaxa/2008/f/zt01826p058.pdf

 

[Anastasia]

Newflvr,

Your female is definitely not a P. insignis. No way. It looks like something in the Ecuadorian group of P. nigricolor, P. "Ecuador", P. "Machalla", P. type II. I'd guess P. "Machalla".

Todd

Nigricolor isn't Ecuadorian
its Colombian, babee ;P

 

[pato_chacoana]

Hi Ana,

According to Bertani (2008), P. nigricolor is from Colombia and Brazil now... and who knows where else!! hehe

Cheers,
Pato

 

[neil1]

Nigricolor isn't Ecuadorian
its Colombian, babee ;P

I was told by Bernd Bischoff that one of my P.nigricolors was infact P.nigricolor sp "ecuador".
cheers...Neil

 

[Anastasia]

Hi Ana,

According to Bertani (2008), P. nigricolor is from Colombia and Brazil now... and who knows where else!! hehe

Cheers,
Pato

yes I know what you saying, we have human form of Brazilians all over here too
I prefer 'spider' form tho

 

[Anastasia]

I was told by Bernd Bischoff that one of my P.nigricolors was infact P.nigricolor sp "ecuador".
cheers...Neil

Neil,
you also been told that spider pictures you post above is P.vespertinus
Am pretty sure its that Ecuadorian group what Tod mentioned before
and I highly doubt its P Nigricolor

 

[Fritz1000]

Pamphobeteus spec "Machala"

Nigricolor isn't Ecuadorian
its Colombian, babee

and I highly doubt its P Nigricolor

:clap:

Greetings

 

[neil1]

Neil,
you also been told that spider pictures you post above is P.vespertinus
Am pretty sure its that Ecuadorian group what Tod mentioned before
and I highly doubt its P Nigricolor

Hi Ana,i have no idea what you are talking about?? But im wondering how much taxonomy experience you have? Have you ever heard of Bernd Bischcoff?He's probably one of the major taxonomist's and people to study Pamphobeteus in Germany,when someone of his experience tells you that your spider is most likely P.Nigricolor sp "Ecuador"...you tend to belive them
Fritz must know Bernd??
thanks...Neil

 

[M.F.Bagaturov]

Neil,
being 20+ years in hobby i'm crappy man... still dunno that Bishoff too...
But i think Bertani knew his stuff much better than someone you mention as bishoff.
Did he also explaned you the characters he used for identification of these pamphs?

 

[Anastasia]

Hi Ana,i have no idea what you are talking about?? But im wondering how much taxonomy experience you have? Have you ever heard of Bernd Bischcoff?He's probably one of the major taxonomist's and people to study Pamphobeteus in Germany,when someone of his experience tells you that your spider is most likely P.Nigricolor sp "Ecuador"...you tend to belive them
Fritz must know Bernd??
thanks...Neil

You are correct, you have no idea what Am talking about
and yes I Am not a taxonomist and I haven herd of major taxonomist's Bernd bischcoff
Maybe if you can post any info to back up fact of "P.Nigricolor sp "Ecuador"
and descriptions of Pamphobeteus vespertinus
that resemble in fact the same Pamphobeteus is your post #465
Until that its just a smoke...

 

[neil1]

You are correct, you have no idea what Am talking about
and yes I Am not a taxonomist and I haven herd of major taxonomist's Bernd bischcoff
Maybe if you can post any info to back up fact of "P.Nigricolor sp "Ecuador"
and descriptions of Pamphobeteus vespertinus
that resemble in fact the same Pamphobeteus is your post #465
Until that its just a smoke...

"YAWN" Ok,perhaps i should just leave it till Bernd reads this?? maybe he is away on a field trip again?? But he is the new Pampho king,Bertani and Mellano described these spiders in the Victorian ages!!! Quite a few mistakes were probably made.
Neil