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Yesterday I acquired a female Pamphobeteus platyomma, complete with a reasonable sized & well set up exo terra enclosure.
She has around 3 inches of substrate & there seems to be no signs of burrowing. so I will leave it at that. I think. I have moved the artificial plants a few inches to cover up the front of her decorative terracotta plant pot, to give her more cover in there & changed her large exo terra water dish for a sterilised & well rinsed peanut butter lid for her water, as that frees up a little floor space for her.
Yester the lady was under cover all day after I had collected her. But this morning she is out & was not at all bothered by my camera flash when I took some photo's. I just wished she looked this purple in real life. And yes I know..It's the males that are the brightest in this species.

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She has around 3 inches of substrate & there seems to be no signs of burrowing. so I will leave it at that. I think. I have moved the artificial plants a few inches to cover up the front of her decorative terracotta plant pot, to give her more cover in there & changed her large exo terra water dish for a sterilised & well rinsed peanut butter lid for her water, as that frees up a little floor space for her.
Yester the lady was under cover all day after I had collected her. But this morning she is out & was not at all bothered by my camera flash when I took some photo's. I just wished she looked this purple in real life. And yes I know..It's the males that are the brightest in this species.

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