Cyriocosmus ritae (Peruvian Black & White Tarantula)
Cyriocosmus ritae (Peruvian Black & White Tarantula) for sale
**These are very very well started and it is almost impossible to find this size available. Grab these while they last because the next time you see these they will likely be 1/8" slings!
This unique dwarf species is not common in the tarantula hobby and exhibits a gorgeous coloration that is nearly blue and white giving this tarantula a coloration that is almost red, white and blue.
Like most Cyriocosmus (a genus of dwarf tarantulas), this species only gets about 2" and is not as common as the other counterparts. These adorable tarantulas are beloved for
First photo is an adult female, you can see that she is a bluish coloration along with white and red. The second is a male, which is surely more black and white, and the last is a photo of all stages: a baby, a female and a male.
Note From Will - this is one of my all time favorite species and is so unique compared to the others in the genus. I am keeping many of these for my personal collection and recommend you do the same. These are hard to come by and it may be a long time before you see these available again!
Photo credit to the rightful owner. Please contact us for credit or removal.
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Cyriocosmus ritae (Peruvian Black & White Tarantula) for sale
**These are very very well started and it is almost impossible to find this size available. Grab these while they last because the next time you see these they will likely be 1/8" slings!
This unique dwarf species is not common in the tarantula hobby and exhibits a gorgeous coloration that is nearly blue and white giving this tarantula a coloration that is almost red, white and blue.
Like most Cyriocosmus (a genus of dwarf tarantulas), this species only gets about 2" and is not as common as the other counterparts. These adorable tarantulas are beloved for
First photo is an adult female, you can see that she is a bluish coloration along with white and red. The second is a male, which is surely more black and white, and the last is a photo of all stages: a baby, a female and a male.
Note From Will - this is one of my all time favorite species and is so unique compared to the others in the genus. I am keeping many of these for my personal collection and recommend you do the same. These are hard to come by and it may be a long time before you see these available again!
Photo credit to the rightful owner. Please contact us for credit or removal.
