Pamphobeteus sp. Mascara 3.5” (suspected male)

size 3.5” looks male ventrally, sex is not guaranteed. 

This species popped up some years back and is still an undescibed species from Ecuador. These seem to be on the easier side to breed for a Pamphobeteus species as they are readily available and one of the more common species these days. It’s one of the few “brown” Pamphobeteus that has some unique markings that make it stand out from the others. I can actually tell these apart from all the other Pamphobeteus. Adults grow fast and can get up to 7” - 8” as adults. Really fun spiders to keep!