cw Spider! A thread for sharing my tarantulas with you all <3 Questions welcome!
FAQ
- I have 162 tarantulas, 2 Amblypygi, and 1 Uropygi
- I've been keeping for almost 5 years
- 50% old world, 50% new world
- Yes they are all venomous, no I have not been bitten
FAQ
- I have 162 tarantulas, 2 Amblypygi, and 1 Uropygi
- I've been keeping for almost 5 years
- 50% old world, 50% new world
- Yes they are all venomous, no I have not been bitten
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I'll start this off with my smallest adult tarantula. This female Catumiri argentinense is full grown at her 1.25" leg span & she's one of my favorites. Very calm, great eater, one of the few I'm eager to handle. She has a pretty bronze sheen in the right light.
I'll start this off with my smallest adult tarantula. This female Catumiri argentinense is full grown at her 1.25" leg span & she's one of my favorites. Very calm, great eater, one of the few I'm eager to handle. She has a pretty bronze sheen in the right light.
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An old world next! This is a juvenile female Harpactira pulchripes, an old world tarantula native to areas of South Africa. They reach ~4-5 inches as adults. Great webbers, but will burrow if they have the space.
An old world next! This is a juvenile female Harpactira pulchripes, an old world tarantula native to areas of South Africa. They reach ~4-5 inches as adults. Great webbers, but will burrow if they have the space.