P. Murinus dcf

[rusted180]

Soooooo.... how rare are these? I know they're common in europe.. but here in us i dont see em much.
<edit> wondering if it's the first time these are avail in u.s.
Any thoughts?

 

[DomGom TheFather]

An obt that isn't orange.

 

[Arthroverts]

I would say semi-rare to rare, you really don't see them (or most any other P. murinus color variant for that matter) around too often.

Hope this helps,

Arthroverts

 

[Royalty]

They had them at T Canada...for a couple of weeks and they were gone before I could get one. I do love my Cheeto spider but the DCF is also beautiful imo.

I think the bright orange is more attractive to people so they breed them more often which is why DCF seems more uncommon

 

[DomGom TheFather]

The o in obt is for orange!

What would we call them?
Brown baboon tarantulas?

Gross.

 

[spideyspinneret78]

I see them available in the US for sale every so often online. I'd say every few months they sporadically become available. You just really have to look at a bunch of different sites to find them.

 

[Arachnid Addicted]

The o in obt is for orange!

What would we call them?
Brown baboon tarantulas?

Gross.

Tete variation was also known as BCF, I've always had doubts if B was for Brown or Black, since some keepers referred to DCF as Black too.

 

[Royalty]

The o in obt is for orange!

What would we call them?
Brown baboon tarantulas?

Gross.

brown bitey thing