Grammostola rosea NCF 3/4”

Grammostola rosea NCF 3/4”size 3 4 These were the most common pet tarantula for decades while exports from Chile were being sent out in huge numbers. Thankfully those exports have since stopped as it couldnt be good for the sustainability of this species in the wild. Today they are only available as captive bred slings, which come with a higher price tag, but are a bit more ethical for the pet trade. This spider is known for its incredibly docile nature. However I have seen

Reaching a massive 5” - 6” as adults

5 inches of extra room for growing spiderlings

This terrestrial spider from Chile gets about 5”-6” and is still sought after by beginners for it’s usually calm demeanor

This is an undescribed species from Urubamba of southern Peru

however this spider has plenty of color

These Pill Millipedes require certain conditions to be kept in

Then once again reclassified as Grammostola pulchripes in 2009 by Ray Gabriel

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Other tiny exotic pets

These are well started and starting to show great color

Native to Guangxi China

however there has been little taxonomic work on them since and they can be difficult to tell apart from others in the genus