Pamphobeteus sp. mature males

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spiderPeter

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Hello,

I thought you could enjoy few pics of mature males from genus Pamphobeteus. I have just 2 of them, which are real beauties. I mated my 2 females of Pamphobeteus ultramarinus, and will do the same with second species soon. I really hope in succesfull breeding of them...

Enjoy!

spiderPeter
 
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ok, and the last one. I will post more pictures later.
 
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VERY nice man. Pamphos are awesome!

Later,

Jake
 
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Hello.

I made few new pictures, which I want to share with you. Next species is included...

spiderPeter
 
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Good Lord Peter, now THOSE are really awesome T's!!!
D'you know where are they from?
regards
 
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Excelent pictures once again Peter! Have you mated the sp. "south Ecuador" yet?

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My male P.Vespertinus molted two days ago to about 5 inches. I think I have him a female for when it matures if everything works out ok. How much bigger until it matures? Rather... what is the norm for a mature P.Vespertinus male? I am assuming around 7.5 inches.

I also have a 2.75" P.Platyomma unsexed sling. I almost do wish its a male... male pamphobs rival xenesthis as the most strikingly beautiful Ts ever. females are just mosnters.
 
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_SHIVA_,

first male is Pamphobeteus sp. from South Equador, the second one is Pamphobeteus (Vitalius) platyomma from Brasil. Out of it, they are both from my personal collection :eek:)

Robert,

I didn`t mate sp. South Equador yet, still waiting till first female feed a little bit more yet. Second female is going to mo,t soon (as I think), so will wait with her a while. Also, I don`t want to risk a male. He is quite fresh, and I didn`t see him to make a "sperm web" yet. I think I will mate both sp. South Equador and platyomma next week.
One of ultramarinus females in starting to silk her burrow, so I hope it`s good sign of happy result of mating. We will see...

Best regards,
Peter

PS: Here is a juvenile of Pamphobeteus sp. South Equador, looking similar to platyomma juvenile. Enjoy it!
 
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You have any more equador species you want to send to the US? Pamphobs are my fave species and really the only species I will be keeping with me downsizing my collection.
 
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Peter,

Were you males showing much of their mature coloration prior to their ultimate instar molt?
 
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Angelo

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i gotta say God did a really nice job when he sat down and put together those Pamphobeteus's. :D outstanding pics, im overwhelmed with jelousy.
 
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Wow...I'm going to pick up that species just because of those pics!
 
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