Pamphobeteus sp. Mascara - Mascara Giant Birdeater tarantula

Pamphobeteus sp. ‘Mascara’ – The Dark Beauty A rare and striking member of the Pamphobeteus genus, the Pamphobeteus sp. ‘Mascara’ is known for its deep, velvety black body with bold, contrasting leg markings that give it a unique and elegant look. The name “Mascara” likely refers to the dramatic darkening on the legs rather than any facial markings. Like other Pamphobeteus species, males mature with a striking purplish sheen, while females retain their large, dark, and imposing appearance. This is a must-have for anyone who appreciates massive tarantulas with bold coloration and a strong feeding response. Care Details: Temperature: 75 to 85°F (24 to 29°C). Tarantulas in warmer environments eat more, grow faster, and molt quicker. This care flexibility makes tarantulas easy to maintain. Humidity: 70-80%. Water dishes are not necessary, but if used, they pose no harm. I personally do not use them. Housing (Terrestrial): Babies: A 1 oz to 4 oz deli container with needle-made ventila