- Also known as Anantagiri's parachute spider.
- This Old World arboreal is from the eastern Ghats of India.
- This species has similar coloring to P. formosa though it is in fact more closely related to the darker P. miranda.
- In the first pair of legs, the ground color is daffodil yellow. Femur has a black band distally, ending with a thin yellow band. Patella also has a thin black band distally. Tibia is daffodil yellow. In fourth pair of legs, the ground color is bluish-grey. Femur has a thin black band proximally. Patella has a thin black band as well distally. Tibia is bluish-grey in color.
- Fairly newly described species (2006). Formerly referred to as Poecilotheria sp. "tigris."
- pee-suh-luh-THI-ree-uh
- This Old World arboreal is from the eastern Ghats of India.
- This species has similar coloring to P. formosa though it is in fact more closely related to the darker P. miranda.
- In the first pair of legs, the ground color is daffodil yellow. Femur has a black band distally, ending with a thin yellow band. Patella also has a thin black band distally. Tibia is daffodil yellow. In fourth pair of legs, the ground color is bluish-grey. Femur has a thin black band proximally. Patella has a thin black band as well distally. Tibia is bluish-grey in color.
- Fairly newly described species (2006). Formerly referred to as Poecilotheria sp. "tigris."
- pee-suh-luh-THI-ree-uh