Chilobrachys huahini 3/4”

Chilobrachys huahini 3/4”size 3 4 This fossorial Thailand species also known as the Asian fawn tarantula is a very underrated species. Heavy webbing spider that can get to 6 inches as adults. Grows fairly quickly and breeds easily in captivity. Described in 1996 by Gnter Schmidt and Siegfried Huber, this spider was named after Hua Hin, the locality where it is found.

These terrestrial spiders can reach leg spans of over nine inches and are a sight too see

sac of this species

in 1924 originally as Lampropelma violaceopedes

Guerilla in the hobby but was described in June of 2024 by a team of taxonomist as Hapalopus guerreroi

The materials that went into this product are sustainably sourced and economically friendly

Adult 4” - 5” female

However these spiders live under rocks that create a humid micro environment with temps ranging down in the the 50’s with high humidity

What they lack in color is made up with their sheer size being one of the largest genera of tarantulas in the world

Optimal Ventilation: Features 2 mm vent holes for superior airflow

Canopy Flat Top Lid: Provides 2 inches of additional height

Ideal Inhabitants:

but not medically significant