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Heterothele gaboensis is a petrified tarantula, which creates several cobwebs in terrarium and keeps small even when adult;
SIZE: S-0.5 / 1cm LS; M-4/5 cm LS; it is maintained on dimensions not exceeding 7 cm from adult legspan (LS)
ORIGIN: Gabon
AMBIENT VALUES: temperature 26 ° -28 ° C daytime, 23-24 ° C nighttime humidity 65-75%
FEEDING: small insects for spiderlings (they prefer drosophile or small crickets or cockroaches) and, from size M, meal insects (crickets, cockroaches, worms, locusts) of adequate size are good. Medium sized isopods, quite voracious. In particular crickets are indicated as they are highly protein.
RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT: small terrarium or faunabox for spiderling; for specimens of medium size and adults, terrariums starting from 30x30x20 can be used;
The substrate should be at least 10 meters high with peat and / or coconut fiber, along with tropical plants, a bowl with water or hydrogel always present and a natural or artificial shelter where it will burrow during the day or to consume prey. Very light sprays are required every 2 days, as the substrate must still be dry but not excessively, creating different humidity areas
HABITS: purely fossor arachnid, loves to create several cobwebs
AGGRESSIVITY: 5 - slightly aggressive but, nevertheless, rather easy to manage
RAPID GROWTH: rapid, compared to other varieties, with a life expectancy of about 6/7 years (females)
STATUS CITES: no
CLINICAL / TOXICOLOGICAL INFO: WCH ADELAIDE UNIVERSITY; AUSTRALIA
Specific References
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
Aggressive level 5 - medium/high; very fast and nervous, not suitable for beginners
Widespread in Vietnam, Myanmar, India
Create beautiful tunnels and cobwebs inside the terrarium
Rather voracious, fossorial/terrestrial
Recommended to experienced terrariophiles
Aggression Level 2 - docile but sometimes nervous
Arboricola, typical of Brazilian forests
It needs a well-structured, breezy terrarium
Difficulty level 2 - extremely resilient and easy to care for
Terrestrial, South American tropical environment
Grows very quickly being very easy to feed
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 - has a beautiful yellow color, red head
Aggression level 9 - voracious and nervous species, particularly aggressive
Widespread in South East Asia, particularly in Vietnam
Suitable for experienced terrarists, very fast and nervous, fossorial
RARITA ' - is one of the most sought after and expensive varieties in the industry
Level aggression 5 - rather nervous and defensive with the classic posture
Widespread South Africa
Tarantola ditch, needs special care and not suitable for newbies
Aggressive level 4 - medium/high; suitable for newbies
Semi-arboreal species
Fast and easy-to-farm growth
Rare variety of Pterinochilus, on the market for a short time
Aggression level 5 - moderately aggressive if particularly stressed
Widespread mainly in Zimbabwe, Namibia
It has a gray body with a dotted abdomen
RARITA ' - It is not easily found on the market compared to others of the same family
Aggressive level 1 - low, very suitable for newbies or for those approaching the world of Tarantulas
Widespread in Paraguay and Argentina
Tarantola land, needs hiding/shelter
Aggressive level 2 - low; suitable for novices
Deserticola/opportunist
Very low, long-lived and static growth
Cites B Certificate
Rarity, for newbies and experts
Aggression level 2 - docile but sometimes nervous
Arboricola, typical of South American forests
It needs a well-structured, breezy terrarium
Aggressive level 5 - character rather nervous but not always aggressive
Widespread in Cuba
Rather voracious, it reaches a size of up to 17 cm
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