Obt

[khatchet]

obt just got a new tank. Wish I would have got a video.

 

[Ceratogyrus]

Nice. Looks like a TCF (Tan Colour Form)?

 

[Josh]

Nice photos! Thanks for sharing!

 

[khatchet]

I wish it was a tcf but the photo just doesnt pick up will on its orange and thank you.

 

[Martin Oosthuysen]

View attachment 4928View attachment 4929View attachment 4928View attachment 4929 obt just got a new tank. Wish I would have got a video.

Very very nice.

 

[khatchet]

Thank you.

 

[Martin Oosthuysen]

Thank you.

Pleasure.

 

[Ceratogyrus]

I wish it was a tcf but the photo just doesnt pick up will on its orange and thank you.

Ok.

 

[Christell Erasmus]

Awesome tarantula. I am afraid to get one of those, maybe it is just the name that scares me

 

[Ceratogyrus]

Awesome tarantula. I am afraid to get one of those, maybe it is just the name that scares me

Unfortunately you need a permit to keep any Pterinochilus species in South Africa.

 

[Christell Erasmus]

That is bad news to the people who would want to own them. But then again, if you realy want one you would mind going through the trouble of getting a permit.

 

[Ceratogyrus]

That is bad news to the people who would want to own them. But then again, if you realy want one you would mind going through the trouble of getting a permit.

Again, unfortunately permits are not being issued. Best to just stick to the exotics in SA.
To apply for a permit, you need to preferably be connected to a scientific research organization that could get a permit as an organization. There are only 2 of us in the hobby that I know of with permits.
Like I said, best to stick to the exotics.

 

[Christell Erasmus]

oh, my bad. did not know that permits are not issued. oops. Wel you learn something new every day

 

[khatchet]

Thank you Christell and that suck Ceratogyrus

 

[philflake]

Cool T! I have a Rosie and a Mexican Red Leg. I am considering getting an OBT. Not sure yet.

 

[Lawrence b]

Nice OBT got 3 never see them though out about .

 

[khatchet]

Thank you and i see mine offen she made her home agenst the glass.

 

[2G33K4U]

My biggest one live in a web sack under ground under a leaning cork bark. smaller one lives in a Jamie's tarantula juvenile enclosures tons of webbing but spend sall its time on top of webbing to be seen unless disturbed then hides. toss in a cricket and show time!

 

[Tongue Flicker]

Nice. Looks like a TCF (Tan Colour Form)?

I thought so too..

Great obt there