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Here's her latest eating video. I saved this even though I missed the capture because my phone really got a good look at her & she's quite a looker indeed.
Anyway, enjoy the video. Her species is P sp machala in case you're wondering. Slings are pretty reasonable in price and they are a good choice for a first Pamphobeteus and maybe even a first tarantula as a sling so long as one realizes that they require a bit of extra moisture.
Overflowing the water dish 2x a week and keeping some moist frog moss or other moss in the enclosure is the best way to go.
They are a very pouncy spider and growth rate is fast. Sexes are dimorphic. The males turn a brilliant purple. Females are black with orange highlights and purple undertones.
Deadly tarantula girl has a short video on this species as well on her channel.
Anyway, enjoy the video. Her species is P sp machala in case you're wondering. Slings are pretty reasonable in price and they are a good choice for a first Pamphobeteus and maybe even a first tarantula as a sling so long as one realizes that they require a bit of extra moisture.
Overflowing the water dish 2x a week and keeping some moist frog moss or other moss in the enclosure is the best way to go.
They are a very pouncy spider and growth rate is fast. Sexes are dimorphic. The males turn a brilliant purple. Females are black with orange highlights and purple undertones.
Deadly tarantula girl has a short video on this species as well on her channel.