Davus sp. 'Oaxaca' (Oaxaca White Tiger Tarantula) 0.75"

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Size: 0.75" Spiderling

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Description

Davus sp. 'Oaxaca' (Oaxaca White Tiger Tarantula)

The Oaxaca White Tiger Tarantula, or Davus sp. 'Oaxaca', is a New World tarantula from Oaxaca, Mexico, a terrestrial dwarf species. Adults have black legs with white striping down them, a copper orange carapace, and black and orange coloration on the abdomen. This species is sexually dimorphic: mature males develop solid white legs, while females keep the white striping down their legs into adulthood. This color comes in around 2 inches in diagonal leg span. As with the rest of the Davus genus, females live around 10 years while males mature faster and typically live only 2 to 3. Like other Tropical Terrestrial Dwarfs, this species is a heavy webber that can be a little skittish, quicker to retreat into its web than stand its ground, though it is not an aggressive tarantula by nature. Grab this one of a kind Mexican tarantula for sale today, available here as a spiderling.

Why do hobbyists keep Davus sp. 'Oaxaca'?

  • Striking White Coloration: While others in the genus run in hues of red and orange, this is the only species with distinct white coloration on the legs, along with a unique orange and black pattern on the abdomen.
  • Colorful Spiderlings: Spiderlings already show color from a young age, the same as the rest of the Davus genus.
  • Heavy Webber: Like the rest of the genus, this species builds substantial webbing, giving the enclosure an active, lived-in look.
  • Dwarf Species: A dwarf terrestrial species. Dwarf tarantulas for sale like this one are in demand for their small size and for not needing much space in a collection.
  • Rare In The Hobby: Davus sp. 'Oaxaca' is uncommon in the trade, so keepers who want one of these color-split tarantulas shouldn't wait around.

How should Oaxaca White Tiger Tarantula be kept?

  • Adult Size: This species reaches about 3.5 inches in leg span at full size. Hatchlings start out around 0.5 to 0.75 inch.
  • Enclosure: We recommend an enclosure of about 4 by 4 by 3 inches at this size, with at least 1.5 inches of substrate. We size our cage recommendations a step ahead of the animal so there's room to grow before the next move, which cuts down on how often you have to rehouse.
  • Rehousing: From here, expect two more moves: first to about 8 by 8 by 5 inches, then to a final enclosure of about 12 by 12 by 8 inches, each move roughly 10 to 14 months apart at this species' medium to fast growth rate.
  • Temperature: Keep this species between 75 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit. This is a tropical species, and keeping it at a cooler temperature raises the odds of a bad molt or a lack of appetite. We always recommend keeping all animals in their natural temperature ranges and conditions.
  • Humidity: Never let the substrate dry out completely. This is a tropical species, and it is not very forgiving if things get too dry, so keep the substrate lightly moist at all times. Good ventilation is critical. Cross ventilation works best, but ample top ventilation can also be effective as long as the enclosure is not over-misted.
  • Water: A shallow textured water dish works well, something they can grip when climbing out.
  • Diet: Offer prey around 3/16 inch in size, roughly a quarter of this tarantula's current leg span, at least once a week.
  • Temperament: This species is a heavy webber that can be a little skittish, quicker to retreat into its web than stand its ground, though it is not an aggressive tarantula by nature.

Are there any additional notes or considerations for Oaxaca White Tiger Tarantula?

  • Captive Bred: All tarantulas at Exotics Unlimited are captive bred.

Listing Notes

  • Spiderling Stage: This 0.75 inch spiderling has a little extra growth on our smallest size, while still well ahead of the leg coloration that comes in around 2 inches.
  • Looking for other sizes? This species is also available as 0.5" Spiderling, 0.75-1" Spiderling, 1-1.5" Juvenile.

How our rewards and freebies work

How does the Exotics Unlimited rewards program work?

Our rewards program has three parts and they work together instead of cancelling each other out. Subscribe to our email list for free and you get 10% off invertebrate orders as an ONYX member, climbing to GOLD at 13% once your lifetime spend passes $1,000 and PLATINUM at 15% past $3,000. Any single pet invertebrate order over $1,200 takes 20% off on its own, whatever tier you are. The one exception is items already marked down for a weekly deal or an event special. Those say so in the title, and the discount is already built into the price. If your total after that discount reaches $300, shipping to a FedEx facility for pickup is free. And your freebie credit is built from that same total, so you are choosing free animals on top of both. Feeders and supplies get a flat 5% for subscribers, separate from the invertebrate discount.

A $340 invertebrate order is the clearest way to see it. Your 10% brings it to $306, that clears the $300 mark so facility pickup is free, and that same $306 is your freebie credit to spend on animals you pick yourself. One order, all three benefits. Full tier breakdown on our VIP program page.

What is a freebie tarantula and how do I get one?

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Every freebie says so right in its title, like FREE AFTER $150 SPENT. That line is what makes something a freebie, so if a product does not carry it, it is not one. Older freebie listings stay up around the site after they sell out, so the Freebies page is the one to shop. It is where the current lineup lives.

Your freebie credit equals your pet invertebrate subtotal after discounts and before shipping. Dry goods, feeders, supplies, and enclosures do not count towards your credit.

How much do I have to spend to get a free tarantula?

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Can I get multiple free tarantulas in one order?

Yes. There is no cap on how many you take, only on what they add up to. Mix and match anything you want, including multiples of the same species, as long as their combined cost fits your freebie credit. With $350 in credit you could take one $350 species, two $150s plus a $50, or seven $50 spiderlings. Freebie programs across the hobby often limit you to one per species or one per spend tier. Ours does not work that way. If your credit covers it, take as many as you would like.

What makes your rewards program different from other tarantula shops?

Most rewards programs make you pick one: take the discount or take free shipping. Ours run together, and freebies sit on top of both. That is the part people notice first.

The rest of it: subscribing is free and gets you 10% off invertebrates for as long as you stay subscribed rather than a one-time welcome code, and it climbs to 13% and 15% as your lifetime spend passes $1,000 and $3,000. You choose your own freebies instead of receiving whatever a shop decides to send. And there is no cap on how many you take, only on what they add up to, where most reward and loyalty programs limit you to one free item per order or one per spend tier.

Freebie thresholds start at $25 and free animals start at $50, so the program is doing something on nearly every order rather than only on big ones.

Do I really get 10% off just for subscribing to the email list?

Yes. Subscribing is free and it takes 10% off every pet invertebrate we sell, tarantulas, true spiders, scorpions and centipedes included. It stays active for as long as you are subscribed. Most shops hand you a one-time welcome code. This one keeps working.

From there it climbs with your lifetime spend, 13% past $1,000 and 15% past $3,000, and any single order over $1,200 takes 20% regardless of tier, with nothing to claim or remember. It applies itself at checkout and you do not need to be logged in for it to work. Subscribers also get 5% off feeders and supplies. That one is a flat 5% for every subscriber and does not climb with your tier, but it applies for as long as you stay subscribed just like the rest. Items already marked down for a weekly deal or an event special are the one exception. The discount is built into the price on those, so a subscriber discount does not come off on top. You will always know which ones they are because it says so right in the title, the same way freebies do.

Does my VIP discount change my freebie credit?

Your discount comes off first, and the total after it is what builds your freebie credit. So a $340 invertebrate order at 10% leaves $306, and that $306 is both your freebie credit and enough to clear the $300 free shipping mark.

That is worth knowing when you are close to a threshold, because the number that counts is the one after your discount. You never have to work it out yourself though. The calculator on the Freebies page always shows your real credit.

Why does it say I don't qualify for my freebies?

You can add any freebies you want to your cart, but you will need enough freebie credit to cover all of them. If you are short, the calculator on the Freebies page shows exactly how much more to add in pet invertebrates.

Freebies will still show as $0.00 in your cart either way. That is just how they are priced. What matters is whether your credit covers their total cost before you check out. If it does not, we will reach out to sort it before your order ships.

Does my qualifying total carry over from a previous order?

No. Your qualifying total for free shipping and freebies is based on your box, not a running balance. You can combine as many orders as you want into one box before it ships, and the combined total (after discounts) is what counts toward free shipping and freebie credit. Once that box ships, the total resets, a new order placed afterward starts fresh and does not carry over from a box that has already shipped.

If you want to build toward free shipping or more freebies, add to your order before it ships rather than placing a new one after.

What happens if I check out with more freebies than I qualify for?

Do not worry, we will reach out as soon as possible to help you get your freebies sorted before your order ships. We will work with you to either adjust your selection or add to your order to cover them. We never remove or swap your freebies without letting you know first.

To avoid the back-and-forth, check your freebie credit in your cart before checking out. We will always show you exactly where you stand.

What happens if my free tarantula arrives DOA?

Freebies are covered exactly like paid animals. There are two reporting windows and they buy different things.

Report within 2 hours of delivery and we reship. That is the full guarantee. A fast report tells us the problem came from transit, and it gives us the best shot at making it right properly.

Report within 24 hours and we replace it on your next order. You are still covered, the replacement just travels with your next shipment rather than going out on its own.

The 2 hour window is for FedEx facility pickup. Home delivery is 30 minutes, because by then the package has spent longer on a truck that is not temperature controlled. Either way, tell us the moment you see a problem rather than waiting.

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