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Pamphobeteus sp. “Red” is a recently discovered species from Ecuador and a fascinating addition to the impressive Pamphobeteus genus.
Unlike many other members of the genus, this species lacks the characteristic Christmas tree pattern on its abdomen. Instead, it features striking reddish hairs covering the abdomen, giving it a distinctive appearance.
This is a large, long-legged tarantula, capable of reaching an impressive 8.5 inches (21–22 cm) in diagonal leg span (DLS) when fully grown.
With its impressive size, unusual appearance and extremely limited availability in the hobby, Pamphobeteus sp. “Red” is a fantastic opportunity for collectors looking to add something genuinely new and rare to their collection.
A true rarity from Ecuador, and certainly one to watch as it becomes established in the hobby!
Pamphobeteus sp. “Red” is a recently discovered species from Ecuador and a fascinating addition to the impressive Pamphobeteus genus.
Unlike many other members of the genus, this species lacks the characteristic Christmas tree pattern on its abdomen. Instead, it features striking reddish hairs covering the abdomen, giving it a distinctive appearance.
This is a large, long-legged tarantula, capable of reaching an impressive 8.5 inches (21–22 cm) in diagonal leg span (DLS) when fully grown.
With its impressive size, unusual appearance and extremely limited availability in the hobby, Pamphobeteus sp. “Red” is a fantastic opportunity for collectors looking to add something genuinely new and rare to their collection.
A true rarity from Ecuador, and certainly one to watch as it becomes established in the hobby!
