Pamphobeteus sp. "Platyomma" 1”

Pamphobeteus sp. "Platyomma" 1”size 1 This is one of the original Pamphobeteus that came to the hobby back in the 90s. However nearly 3 decades later we still have no proper identification on it. The real Pamphobeteus platyomma is a spider that was moved to the genus Vitalius but found to be nomina dubia due to the type specimen being a juvie male and likely locality misinformation. So basically the name platyomma is completely meaningless for this Ecuadorean Pamphobeteus species.

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Only known from one island location from what I understand

In fact this is the only known arboreal tarantula from Mexico

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back in early 2020

Large growing rare centipede from the island of Java

These were described all the way back in 1837 by French scientist Charles Walckenaer

These colors forms come from the same eggsac and little is known why there is a variation in the males

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Easy to keep species that is lacking in color

Still an undescribed species but should be kept like other Chilobrachys