Size Range
Sling (~1.5cm)
Juvenile (1.5cm~5cm)
Sub-adult (5cm~11cm)
Adult (11cm~)
Description
#Fragile
The Philippine Tangerine also known as the Philippine orange or Neon orange gets its name from its outstanding bright orange colouration. From the carapace to spinnerets this beauty couldn’t be more orange if it tried. With them only having short hairs on their body this gives them a lovely sheen and almost makes them appear velvet like. Unlike other related Orphnaecus species the Philippine tangerine has slim line legs and an elongated abdomen, making them equipt for speed and burrowing.
ABOUT SIZES
In Tarantula life cycle, there is only eggs, spider-ling and adult.
However for pricing convenience, this is a personal rule of thumb, obviously this varies on the species of tarantula.
1. Sling (1cm~2cm)
2. Juvenile (2cm~7cm)
3. Sub adult (7cm~10cm)
4. Adult (10cm~12cm+)
It varies on species as some adults may only reach a few centrimeters while others may get (20cm~25cm+)
NOTES
- Price above are website exclusive only.
- Size range are for referencing purpose only, size vary by environment, nutrition and gender.
- Dwarf / Tiny / Arboreal species are not entitled for LAG in sling and juvie stages.
- Fragile species are not entitled for LAG in all stages.
- Female in all sizes are charged double of listed price, gender ID are based on best effort and Scorpo Hunter shall not be held liable for any different outcome upon sold out.
- All specimen availability is based on first come first-served, while stocks last basis.
- #OOS: Out of Stock
- #NFS: Not for Sale
- #PRE: Pre-Order
- Disclaimer: Photos are for identification and study purposes only.
- Scorpo Hunter reserves the right to change the pricing, terms & conditions without prior notice.
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