Difficulty level 2 - very docile and resistant
very simple species to keep, suitable for beginners
Tropical habits, it feeds on insects
Beautiful tropical tarantula, polychromatic, with very bright colors
Aggression level 5 - medium management, with a defensive temperament if threatened
Origin: near Kerala, India and discovered by Deva Matha College (India)
Big diggers, they need medium humidity and substrate up to about 30 cm high!
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The Haploclastus devamatha (LSD Earth Tiger) is a polychromatic tarantula from India, fossoria and of medium management, with a high substrate. Still rare on the market and suitable for medium experienced terrarists
SIZE: S-2cm about legspan; it reaches dimensions not exceeding 12/15 cm total as an adult of legspan
ORIGIN: India
AMBIENT VALUES: temperature 26 ° -28 ° C daytime, 22-23 ° C night; humidity 60-70% and optimal ventilation. In winter, to replicate the climatic changes in the area, it is recommended to lower the temperature up to 24/26 ° during the day
FEEDING: small-sized insects, meal insects (crickets, cockroaches, worms, locusts) of an adequate size based on the size of the animal are fine. Medium sized isopods.
RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT: small terrarium or faunabox, 30x30x40 / 50 cm for 1 specimen; Substrate of about 20/30 cm with a specific mix for arachnids, a natural cork den, fake plants or similar decorations and a bowl for water that allows you to be able to rehydrate and drink. Given the nature of this tarantula, it absorbs, like all tarantulas, liquids also from the substrate
HABITS: fossoria, loves digging deep tunnels in the substratum up to 30 cm deep
AGGRESSIVITY: 5 - particularly aggressive if disturbed, assuming the classic defensive pose
RAPID GROWTH: average, with an average life expectancy for males of about 2-4 years and, for females, 12-15 years
STATUS CITES: no
CLINICAL / TOXICOLOGICAL INFO: WCH ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY; AUSTRALIA
Specific References
Difficulty level 2 - very docile and resistant
very simple species to keep, suitable for beginners
Tropical habits, it feeds on insects
Aggressive level 6 - voracious and a little nervous species
Size L - about 5/6 cm and high growth
Tropical Terricular
Granular Hydrogel 50g you get up to 10lt of water gel
Great for hydration of reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, beetles
Indispensable for migals, scorpions and centipedes
Pack 3 kg
Special and balanced peat and sand mixture
Great for favoring a soft substrate for deposition of reptiles, tropical amphibians and mammals
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Terrestrial tarantula, medium growth and size
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CB specimens (very rare, being forbidden to capture or import from their places of origin)
maintenance difficulty 2 - suitable for newbies
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fast growing and extremely voracious at any size
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Tarantola ditch, suitable for the most experienced
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Deserticola/opportunist
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Cites B Certificate
Aggressive level 5 - character rather nervous but not always aggressive
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Easy breeding,no need for humidity and high temperatures
Aggressive level 5 - character rather nervous but not always aggressive
Widespread in Brazil and surrounding areas
Rather voracious, it reaches a size of up to 17 cm
Difficulty level 1 - suitable for beginners and very docile
Terrestrial Tarantula, typically found in south Brazil
Medium growth and fairly long-lived
RARITA - for newbies and experts
Aggression level 3 - docile but sometimes nervous and quite quick
Arboricola, typical of Martinique and the Amazon rainforest
Needs a height-developed, well-ventilated terrarium
Needed humidity around 80%
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Terricola, tropical South American environment
Grows very quickly and very easy to feed
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RARITY - requested and sought after by fans of the sector
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A medium sized adult tarantula that produces many webs in a terrarium
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