Lasiocyano sazimai 3/4” Regular fit 4-5 inches as adults

4-5 inches as adults

however there has been little taxonomic work on them since and they can be difficult to tell apart from others in the genus

If you are considering a Pamphobeteus for the first time

Originally described as Pamphobeteus striatus in 1996

Lasiocyano sazimai 3/4” Regular fit 4-5 inches as adultssize 3 4 This terrestrial species from Bahia Brazil obtains a leg span of about 5 inches as adults. Fairly easy to breed and can have hundreds of tiny slings in one eggsac.. They are a deep royal blue color after a molt that can fade a bit over time to a brownish blue color. First described in 2011 when Reginald Pocock 1901 genus Pterinopelma was revalidated after it was considered synonymous with Eurypelma by Eugne Simon in 1903. It was formally