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Ecuadorian Red Bloom

Pamphobeteus vespertinus

PamphobeteusTheraphosidae

intermediate

Overview

A large Ecuadorian Pamphobeteus, mature males blooming reddish-purple. Nervous and easily irritated — a look-don't-handle giant. Comfortable at cooler room temperatures (it's a montane species) with humid, damp-not-saturated substrate (70-80%), deep enough to burrow, plus a hide and water dish. Fast-growing. Urticating hairs, mild venom.

Husbandry Requirements

Temperature & Humidity

Temperature

68-78°F

Humidity

70-80%

Enclosure Sizes

Adult:12x12x12 inches

Substrate

Type:coco fiber, partly damp with a dry surface; hide; water dish
Depth:5-6 inches

Feeding Schedule

Adult:1-2 prey per week

Prey size:

Quick Stats

Type

terrestrial

Adult Size

7-8 inches

Growth Rate

fast

Native Region

Ecuador

Temperament

nervous, easily irritated; no handling

Behavior

Webbinglight
BurrowingYes
Water DishRequired

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