Genus Pamphobeteus

[billopelma]

I think Bertani would have something to say about being around in the Victorian era...

Bill

 

[jayefbe]

Hi Ana,

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

Cheers,
Pato

"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

so 2008 was the Victorian age?

 

[Fritz1000]

Pamphobeteus spec "Goliath"

 

[M.F.Bagaturov]

Congrats on the sac, Fritz!
Really an great archeivement. Hope for the bunch of strong good slings!

As for the great B. Bischoff and his expert knowledge about the related genus here we go.
So far as it known to my very poor near to absence knowledge in theraphosid spiders the only great point so we have out from the pen of this man is the old article published in the year 1998 in DeArGe Mitteilungen 3(4): 6-7.
Here you can carefully read it: http://www.dearge.de/arachne/doc/1998_04_3.pdf
To my really crap knowledge of german language it contains no any very valid or important taxonomical information concerning identification of different species but just so called is only "hobby article"...
So, I wonder why we can't see any taxonomic or at least solid based "hobby taxonomy" article to help people to identify their spiders? Where I should find any true info other than this about his expert knowledge on Pamphobeteus spp?

 

[Fritz1000]

Congrats on the sac, Fritz!
Really an great archeivement. Hope for the bunch of strong good slings!

As for the great B. Bischoff and his expert knowledge about the related genus here we go.
So far as it known to my very poor near to absence knowledge in theraphosid spiders the only great point so we have out from the pen of this man is the old article published in the year 1998 in DeArGe Mitteilungen 3(4): 6-7.
Here you can carefully read it: http://www.dearge.de/arachne/doc/1998_04_3.pdf
To my really crap knowledge of german language it contains no any very valid or important taxonomical information concerning identification of different species but just so called is only "hobby article"...
So, I wonder why we can't see any taxonomic or at least solid based "hobby taxonomy" article to help people to identify their spiders? Where I should find any true info other than this about his expert knowledge on Pamphobeteus spp?

Thanks Mikhail ...

Pamphobeteus spec "Goliath" (Pic from yesterday )



Patience, patience ... Bernd needs some more time to works.

Greetings


PS: www.pamphobeteus.com

 

[Anastasia]

Thank you for link Fritz,
Congratulations on Pamphobeteus sp "Goliath" sac :clap:
Anastasia

 

[M.F.Bagaturov]

Hello!

Thanks Mikhail ...
Pamphobeteus spec "Goliath" (Pic from yesterday )

Wow, great little buggers! would like some.

Patience, patience ... Bernd needs some more time to works.PS: www.pamphobeteus.com

Hope so and we'll have something at the end of his work for sure.
btw. will be great if taxonomy pages on linked site was worked not only for chosen ones...

 

[ftorres]

Hello All,
Early Xmas present

P antonious female with egg sac Peru

 

[Hatr3d]

Pamphobeteus sp. South Ecuador "Machalla" L7 :drool:

 

[neil1]

Hi there.i have just witnessed the most amazing thing to happen in the 12 years i have been keeping tarantulas.
I have just caught my female P.fortis laying her eggs I never grow tired of keeping these wonderfull animals,this to me is a privalidge not many people will ever witness that keep spiders.She was totally oblivious to me watching her,didnt mind me being there at all.I only wish i had my camcorder,managed to grab a few pics,sorry if the quality isnt great,im still getting to grips with my new camera.Notice how shrivelled her abdomen is in some of the pics,from pushing out the eggs When i left her to it,she was just webbing over the top of her eggs readying them for wrapping...i am one lucky bloke to have seen this

cheers...Neil

 

[ftorres]

HEllo All,
The egg sack is getting big and still looking good on the first girl.



Now, I saw my 2nd girl doing this Saturday night.



Sunday morning I saw this



And Sunday night I came home to see this







Looking forward to meet the new babies soon.

francisco

 

[moose35]

good stuff man....congrats.


moose

 

[Kamikaze]

A voracious eater. Will probably wait a few more molts before I can breed her.

Pamphobeteus sp. Platyomma

 

[spiderfield]

Great shots everyone! Good luck to those with sacs! :drool::worship:

 

[un33dit]

Pamphobeteus ultramarinus female

Pamphobeteus ultramarinus male

-Gary

 

[The Spider Faery]

Very nice ultramarinus.

 

[Philth]

sweet spiders dude!

Later, Tom

 

[un33dit]

sweet spiders dude!

Later, Tom

Your probably ordering a pair right now..... I'll never catch up :wall:


Gary

 

[DDaake]

Pamphobeteus antinous Female

~To give an idea of her size, the bottom of the holding container she is in is 10". With a healthy stretch I believe she could span the container.

Pamphobeteus antinous Female

 

[moose35]

nice spider....

shes a big girl


moose