- Also known as the Mexican Orangeknee.
- This New World Terrestrial is from the Pacific Ocean side of Mexico.
- Adult size is around 6".
- May flick urticating hairs when disturbed.
- This a a suitable starter tarantula, due to it's docile temperament and one of the popular pet tarantulas in the hobby. It is a good display tarantula.
- This species can fast for long periods between molts but as long as the abdomen remains relatively plump and the spider is active there is no issue.
- The carapace is usually creamy/beige with a distinctive black patch. The legs are black with stripes of orange variations.
- The adult pictured is to show what adult colors look like.
Captive bred by Matt Johnson!
- This New World Terrestrial is from the Pacific Ocean side of Mexico.
- Adult size is around 6".
- May flick urticating hairs when disturbed.
- This a a suitable starter tarantula, due to it's docile temperament and one of the popular pet tarantulas in the hobby. It is a good display tarantula.
- This species can fast for long periods between molts but as long as the abdomen remains relatively plump and the spider is active there is no issue.
- The carapace is usually creamy/beige with a distinctive black patch. The legs are black with stripes of orange variations.
- The adult pictured is to show what adult colors look like.
Captive bred by Matt Johnson!