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RARITY - Rarely offered on the market and available for enthusiasts
Aggressiveness level 4 - Suitable for beginners, of medium management
Widespread in various areas of Nicaragua and Costa Rica
Slow-growing tarantula, with females living up to 25 years!
RARITY - Much requested and sought after by fans of the sector
Aggressiveness level 4 - Suitable for beginners, easy to manage
Widespread in various areas of tropical Bolivia
Small tarantula, which builds a lot of webs
RARITY - Much sought after by breeders for its particular color
Aggressiveness level 5 - Medium, as it is slightly unpredictable in behavior
Widespread in the various tropical areas of the Peruvian tropical forest
Fast growing nocturnal terricolous tarantula lives up to 7-10 years (females) and 4-5 males
RARITY - Very rare on the European market, with great beauty!
Aggressiveness level 9 - suitable for experts
Widespread in a restricted area from Panama to Venezuela
Terrestrial tarantula, medium growth and size
RARITY - not easily found on the market
Aggression level 8 - particularly defensive, similar to the Theraphosa genus
Distributed in Ecuador and Peru
Ground-dwelling tarantula, medium growth, up to 25 cm including legspan!
RARITY - Not as easily found on the market as it once was.
Aggression Level 1 - Particularly fast and non-aggressive, easy to handle.
Frequent in Guyana and other areas of South and Central America.
Arboreal tarantula, fast growing, with an average lifespan of about 12 years for females and 4-5 years for males.
EXTREMELY RARE - Not easily found on the market due to breeding difficulties.
Aggression Level 9 - Particularly fast and defensive, especially when threatened.
Distributed throughout Southeast Asia.
Ground-dwelling/fossorial tarantula, suitable only for experienced and knowledgeable terrarium keepers.
RARITY - Various sizes available
Aggression level 5 - aggressive towards other varieties of mantises and towards individuals of the same species
Intermediate variety, suitable for breeders with medium experience given the breeding needs
Tropical, it feeds on meal insects, particularly drosophile and thermobia
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