Pamphobetus sp. "platyomma" ****PICS***

[Spider-man 2]

So, my female Pamphobetus sp. "platyomma" molted the other day and she is just sweet looking. She is good solid 5.5", I would say. I took some pics tonight and thought I would share since this species is kinda uncommon. I just thought others would like to see the before and after.

BEFORE:

AFTER:

LOOK!!! Her "pink flames" around her eyes are starting to develop!

The color change is just so drastic, amazing...... :drool:

 

[AlanMM]

Those pink flames are much more developed with males. Dunno if those flames will change much more than that...

LOOK!!! Her "pink flames" around her eyes are starting to develop!

 

[Spider-man 2]

Those pink flames are much more developed with males. Dunno if those flames will change much more than that...

Are you sure about that? I have seen pics of larger females that had more developed "flames". Like, actually noticable ones.

 

[becca81]

Good grief! What a fat spider

 

[delta]

you had a very big luck your T didn't explode

 

[Spider-man 2]

Ummmm, I bought her that fat and she was already in pre-molt.

 

[manville]

I am getting one of those tomorrow!

 

[delta]

Ummmm, I bought her that fat and she was already in pre-molt.

then drop an info to the previous holder of the T., about how to hold them in the right way.. she was really too fat

 

[Spider-man 2]

then drop an info to the previous holder of the T., about how to hold them in the right way.. she was really too fat

I am sure the previous owner knew what he was doing. He is no newbie to Ts.

 

[delta]

I am sure the previous owner knew what he was doing. He is no newbie to Ts.

looking at it, i'm not really sure

anyway, have fun

cheers

 

[Spider-man 2]

looking at it, i'm not really sure

anyway, have fun

cheers

Ummm, Johnny Smith (Nny) is a good T keeper, I have no doubts in him and how he keeps them. She may be a little fat, but she moved around just fine and could defend herself with ease. Thanks for your concern though.