shawno821
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Have they ever gave the "chicken spider" a Latin name,or figured out which one it belongs to? Or is it still called "P.sp.chicken spider"?
Did The Pampho called Chicken Spider ever get a Latin name?
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Are you talking about the Pamphobeteus antinuous? One of the common names is Chicken Spider.
shawno821
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From what I've been able to read on the webs,they weren't sure whether they belonged to that species,or if they were a separate species.All of the info was a couple of years old,I was wondering whatever became of that debate.
Poec54
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Haven't heard anything on that. Pampho taxonomy is fairly confused, so don't expect developments anytime soon. It's going to take a full-scale revision to sort things out. The chicken spider thing is kind of a moot point, as we're not getting any for years.
shawno821
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I'm buying an adult female this week.
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Get us a pic u sure she is right spider??
awiec
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Female pamphs are hard to identify barring a few species. If the "chicken spider" got a name it would have probably been mention in the large thread that has been going on for years about them.
Poec54
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Getting an antinous doesn't mean you're getting a chicken spider.
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You might be able to get them in Europe. I haven't heard of them being available in the US.
shawno821
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I called off the sale.This genus is just too murky right now.I wonder what my Santo Domingo will be called by the time it grows up.