Pterinochilus murinus rcf (2cm) OBT rcf (Orange bitey thing)
Among those who keep tarantulas as pets, Pterinochilus murinus is known as "OBT", acronym which stands for "orange baboon tarantula" or "orange bitey thing", [3] and also as the "pterror", a pun on its Latin genus classification of Pterinochilus. [4]
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Pterinochilus murinus has several common names, the most popular being the Orange Baboon Tarantula, Usambara Starburst Baboon, or affectionately "Orange Bitey Thing." Its scientific name has both Greek and Latin roots meaning wing/feather, lip/gill and mouse colored, the latter probably referring to the localities which boast brown coloration.
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In today's Halloween special, we build an enclosure for an Orange Baboon Tarantula (aka "Orange Bitey Thing") that incorporates real bones! Enjoy some neat b.
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Firstly, this is a heavy-webbing species akin to the Greenbottle Blue or the Orange Bitey Thing. This makes for a very cool-looking display cage. Another reason that Heterothele villosella has become so popular is that many keepers consider it "communal" like Monocentropus balfouri. While I must admit I have yet to try keeping this species.
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A spray bottle for misting Orange Baboon Tarantula Humidity Humidity is crucial when it comes to tarantula care. For the OBT, aim for a humidity level around 70-80%. This can be maintained by misting the enclosure lightly once or twice a week and always having fresh water available. Orange Baboon Tarantula Temperature
Say hi Rambo! Pterinochilus murinus is known as "OBT," which means "Orange Baboon Tarantula" or
The other word is Orange Bitey Thing, which spider experts use. Physical appearance of Orange Baboon Tarantula The Orange baboon has incredible rusty-red color over its entire body and legs, making it rather apparent to pick out.
My Pterinochilus murinus, aka O.B.T. (Orange Baboon Tarantula or Orange Bitey Thing) in
Pterinochilus murinus or the orange baboon tarantula, is an old-world tarantula that was first described in 1897 by Reginald Innes Pocock.. Pterinochilus murinus is known as "OBT", acronym which stands for "orange baboon tarantula" or "orange bitey thing," and also as the "pterror", a pun on its Latin genus classification of Pterinochilus.
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The first time rehousing my old world species, juvenile Orange Baboon Tarantula, into a bigger vivarium. These are fast, venomous spiders with an attitude so.
Pterinochilus murinus female, 3.5 inch, 'OBT' Orange Bitey Thing by _papilio, via Flickr
The Orange Baboon Tarantula also known as the "Orange Bitey Thing" is a species of tarantula from Eastern Africa. They can grow up to 6 inches in size. Males usually live to be around 6 to 8 years while females live easily between 8 to 12 years. They are nocturnal and you will see him actively during the night.
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Pterinochilus murinus Pterinochilus murinus Scientific name: Pterinochilus murinus. Common name: OBT ("orange baboon tarantula" or "orange bitey thing"), Mombasa golden starburst tarantula. This tarantula species can be found in Angola, Africa. It is one of the baboon spider subfamilies.
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Distribution Pternochilus murinus is found in different parts of Africa and has also been recorded on the island of Zanzibar . Behavior The orange baboon tarantula is very defensive, and will bite immediately if provoked.
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The Japanese spider crab looks like a monster straight out of a children's book, and the orange baboon tarantula's nickname among tarantula fans is the "orange bitey thing." Meet them and 8 other orange animals below! 1. Clownfish erika_uwphoto Okinawa๏ฝๆฒ็ธ View profile erika_uwphoto 215 posts ยท 4K followers View more on Instagram 957 likes
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They have a very intense orange colour and they are indeed very beautiful to look at, especially after a moult. But BEWARE!! They have a very nasty attitude. They are very defensive and will readily give a threat display when disturbed. This photo below shows the OBT in threat display. Look carefully at those fangs.
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Order Araneae Family Theraphosidae Genus Pterinochilus Scientific Name Pterinochilus murinus Read our Complete Guide to Classification of Animals. Orange Baboon Tarantula Conservation Status Not Listed Orange Baboon Tarantula Locations Africa Orange Baboon Tarantula Facts Prey insects, lizards, mice, birds, crickets, roaches Main Prey insects
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The Orange Baboon Tarantula is an Old-World species of tarantula that is native to parts of Africa. It is a beautiful looking tarantula but is renowned for its aggressive nature. This species is often referred to as the OBT Tarantula or the Mombasa Golden Starburst Tarantula.
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Adults Size: Females are 4 - 6 inches (10.16 - 15.24 cm) long and males are 3 - 4 inches (7.62 - 10.16 cm). Color: They have an orange body with bright rings on their legs. However, they come in five color variants based on the region they occur. Brown Color Form (BCF) - Tete and Mozambique Red Color Form (RCF) - Usambara Mountain area