Pamphobeteus sp. “South Ecuador” (Type II)(Ecuadorian Golden Flame Birdeater)unsexed 3”-4”

🔥 Ecuadorian Golden Flame Birdeater 🔥

Pamphobeteus sp. “South Ecuador” (Type II)

  💛 Massive Size. Fiery Presence.

The Ecuadorian Golden Flame Birdeater (Pamphobeteus sp. “South Ecuador” Type II) is a bold, heavy-bodied terrestrial species prized for its impressive size and warm golden tones. A standout within the Pamphobeteus genus, this tarantula combines visual impact with hardy, active behavior.

A serious showpiece for experienced keepers.

📏 Size & Appearance

• 🕷️ Leg span: 7–8 inches

• 🔥 Golden to bronze highlights (especially in males)

• 💪 Thick, powerful build

• 🌎 Native to South America (Ecuador region)

Large, commanding, and visually striking — this species doesn’t go unnoticed.

⚡ Temperament

Like many in the Pamphobeteus genus:

• Fast and reactive

• Defensive when disturbed

• Strong feeding response

• Not suitable for handling

This is a display-focused species that should be respected and observed rather than interacted with.

🏠 Care Requirements

Type: Terrestrial

Enclosure:

• Secure, well-ventilated enclosure

• Deep substrate for light burrowing

• Stable, escape-proof lid

Environment:

• Warm temperatures

• Consistent moderate-to-high humidity

• Water dish provided at all times

They are relatively hardy when kept properly and adapt well to stable captive conditions.

🌟 Why Keep This Species?

• Impressive 7–8" adult size

• Active and visible compared to many heavy terrestrials

• Hardy and strong feeder

• Unique golden coloration within the genus

If you’re looking for a large, fiery, high-impact tarantula with serious presence, Pamphobeteus sp. “South Ecuador” (Type II) is an outstanding addition to an experienced collection.