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
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Xenesthis immanis is a beautiful black tarantula with purple hues and a beautiful pattern. It is one of the rarest and most expensive tarantulas in the sector, due to its rarity and difficulty in breeding
DIMENSIONS: M 6 cm legspan included; when adult it measures about 9/10 cm of body (legspan excluded)
ORIGIN: Panama, Venezuela
AMBIENT VALUES: temperature 26 ° -27 ° C daytime, 22-23 ° C nighttime humidity 75-85% and optimal ventilation
FEEDING: small insects for spiderlings (they prefer drosophile) and, from size M, feeding insects (crickets, cockroaches, worms, locusts) of adequate size are good. Medium sized isopods, quite voracious. In particular, crickets and locusts are indicated as they are highly protein
RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT: large terrarium, 50x50x40 cm for adults, 30x30x30 for young and medium sizes. The substrate should be at least 15 cm high peat and mixed coco fiber, together with tropical plants and, on the substrate, appreciated are natural elements such as natural leaves and more, which simulates as much as possible the typical environment of this tarantula. A large bowl for water and optimal ventilation is required, simulating the undergrowth of the Amazonian ares adjacent to the areas of origin. In addition to the bowl, it is also advisable to maintain a more humid area of ​​the terrarium and a drier one, which is particularly appreciated
HABITS: purely terricolous arachnid
AGGRESSIVITY: 8 - not suitable for beginners, given the aggressiveness and breeding difficulties, bearing in mind that it is a new species, of which very little is still known besides its rarity on the terrarium market. It is also equipped with stinging hairs and has an unpredictable character
RAPID GROWTH: average
STATUS CITES: no
CLINICAL / TOXICOLOGICAL INFO: WCH ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY; AUSTRALIA
Specific References
Level aggressiveness 2 - suitable for novice newbies
Night Terricola, Tropical South American Environment
Very slow growth
Difficulty level 2: - Excellent choice for beginners as it is robust and easy to keep
It reaches 15 cm in length
Average growth and quite long-lived
Difficulty level 8 - extremely fast, recommended for experienced keepers
It comes from Ghana and Benin, highly appreciated for its colours
Arboreal, requires a tall enclosure with good airflow
Green moss, in portioned clods
Great for tropical and subtropical terrariums
Provides additional shelter and keeps humidity stable
Beech (Fagus sp.)
Practical 1-litre and sterilized steam pack
Ideal for enriching terraries for invertebrates, reptiles and amphibians
Natural food source for centipedes, snails and ornamental insects
Suitable for breeding isopods and enriching terrariums for tropical anuri
From controlled and sustainable crops in South America, without pesticides
Large leaves (about +30 cm) and beautiful color
Ideal for covering tropical terrariums, providing shelter for exotic invertebrates, reptiles and amphibians
Contains humic acids and tannins, for greater protection against fungi and bacteria in the terrarium
RARITA ' - suitable for the most experienced for disposition and terrarium management
Aggressive level 5 - medium aggressive and very fast in movements
Arboricola, typical of Venezuela's forests
Needs a terrarium developed in height and well-aired
maintenance difficulty 2 - suitable for newbies
Opportunistic Tarantula, it is mainly found in Mexico and arid plains
fast growing and extremely voracious at any size
RARITY - Very rare on the European market, incredibly beautiful!
Aggression Level 9 - Particularly aggressive, suitable for experts
Frequently found in Mozambique, in the desert savannah areas
Terrestrial tarantula, medium growth and size
Aggressive level 2 - suitable for newbies and very docile
Terrestrial, typically found in south Brazil
Average and fairly long-lived growth
Size M specimen
RARITY - Morph of a wolf spider, with a white color all over the body
Aggressiveness level 2 - Easy to manage, requires small and medium sized terrariums
Widespread in various areas of North America
Create a thick web inside the terrarium, quite voracious
Aggressive level 1 - low; very docile also suitable for newbies
Widespread in the Trinidad area
Stays small even as an adult
Aggressive level 2 - low; suitable for novices
Deserticola/opportunist
Very low, long-lived and static growth
Cites B Certificate
Aggressive level 5 - character rather nervous but not always aggressive
Widespread in Cuba
Rather voracious, it reaches a size of up to 17 cm
Aggression level 2 - docile but very fast and unpredictable
Size s - about 2 and medium growth
Terricular with ditching habits
Aggressive level 4 - medium/high; suitable for newbies
Terricola/opportunist, tropical environment
Fast and easy-to-farm growth
Cites B Certificate
RARITY - requested and sought after, as well as being a recently appeared tarantula on the market
Aggressiveness level 7 - Nervous and rather aggressive character
Widespread in Panama and other areas of Central America
It is one of the largest tarantulas in all of Central America
RARITY - Endemic to Nicaragua
Aggression Level 4 - Medium/High; suitable for beginners
Terrestrial/Opportunistic, tropical habitat
Fast-growing and easy to care for
Aggressive level 8 - very fast and very aggressive if threatened
Widespread in Sri Lanka
Arboricola, requires a tropical terrarium developed in height
One of the most beautiful tarantulas ever !!
Aggressiveness level 2 - of docile temperament, however it requires a well structured terrarium
Particularly widespread in Brazil, in the Atlantic rainforest area
Arboreal tarantula that loves to create hatches inside the branches
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