Spinosatibiapalpus sp. Blue 1/8” - 1/4”

Spinosatibiapalpus sp. Blue 1/8” - 1/4”size 1 8 1 4 Amazing smaller species that is on the slower growing side but makes up for it with its awesome color. This spider likely belongs to the Spinosatibiapalpus genus but hasnt been described yet, and for the sake of not causing confusion we are still calling them by the hobby name. Long lived terrestrial species. We were the first to breed this species in the USA back in 2016. * In December of 2024 the Theraphosid Research team determined

This species is found in the grass and woodlands areas

this spider was named after Hua Hin

3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²))

Aka the Haitian Brown tarantula

These are mature females or one molt away from being mature

This small Chilean tarantula has been in high demand since exports from Chile closed down sometime in the mid 2000’s

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As one of our flagship enclosures and a consistent best-seller

Described in 2003 by Dr

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Black body with red abdominal hairs and unmistakable white pin stripes down the legs

They spend most of their time overreacting in a threat posture while doing any kind of enclosure maintenance