Pamphobeteus sp. 'Santo Domingo Goliath Small' Tarantula
Pamphobeteus sp. 'Santo Domingo Goliath Small' Tarantula for sale
This rare species is very uniqe and starts off BLUE as babies!
As adults they will turn nearly solid black with orange highlights on the carapace and knees.
This is different than regular "Santo Domingo" and "Santo Domingo Large" since these slings start off blue and not brown with the orange and black abdomen.
This is the only blue hue Pamphobeteus we have seen so far, which is super interesting since most species in this genus are either brown until larger or have the signature "Christamas Tree Butt" seen in many Pamphobeteus species.
Photo credit to the rightful owner. Please contact us for credit or removal.
Pamphobeteus sp. 'Santo Domingo Goliath Small' Tarantula for sale
This rare species is very uniqe and starts off BLUE as babies!
As adults they will turn nearly solid black with orange highlights on the carapace and knees.
This is different than regular "Santo Domingo" and "Santo Domingo Large" since these slings start off blue and not brown with the orange and black abdomen.
This is the only blue hue Pamphobeteus we have seen so far, which is super interesting since most species in this genus are either brown until larger or have the signature "Christamas Tree Butt" seen in many Pamphobeteus species.
Photo credit to the rightful owner. Please contact us for credit or removal.
Description
Pamphobeteus sp. 'Santo Domingo Goliath Small' Tarantula for sale
This rare species is very uniqe and starts off BLUE as babies!
As adults they will turn nearly solid black with orange highlights on the carapace and knees.
This is different than regular "Santo Domingo" and "Santo Domingo Large" since these slings start off blue and not brown with the orange and black abdomen.
This is the only blue hue Pamphobeteus we have seen so far, which is super interesting since most species in this genus are either brown until larger or have the signature "Christamas Tree Butt" seen in many Pamphobeteus species.
Photo credit to the rightful owner. Please contact us for credit or removal.
