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
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Grammostola pulchripes is a tarantula native to Paraguay, with a beautiful dark coloration and light bands. Very easy to care for, it doesn't require much effort from the breeder, being calm and medium-sized.
DIMENSIONS: Size M, 5-6 cm legspan included; it is kept on a size no larger than 18 cm as an adult.
SOURCE: Paraguay and Argentina
AMBIENTAMENT VALUES: temperature 24-29 degrees Celsius during the day, 20-22 degrees Celsius humidity 65-70% above all to increase the latter in the period of the wetsuit to about 80%.
ALIMENTATION: small insects for spiderling (prefer drosophile) and, from size M, meal bugs (grills, cockroaches, worms, locusts) of adequate size are fine. Medium size isopods, quite voracious. In particular crickets and locusts are indicated as highly protein.
TIP CONS: medium-sized terrarium or faunabox, 25x25x25; for spiderling it is very good to insert these in the classic specific containers until they reach an appropriate size and then be moved to a terrarium, always small. It is important to maintain
The substrate should be around 5 cm peat and/or vermiculitis, along with tropical plants, bowl with ever-present water or hydrogel and a natural or artificial shelter where it will burrow during the day or to consume prey. Daily spraying is required to keep the internal moisture constant.
ABITUDINI: arachnid purely earthy
AGGRESSIVITA: 1 – very docile, also suitable for newbies as it is subject to external stress to a much lesser extent than other types of tarantula.
GROWTH RAPIDIITY: Low, it's a very slow-growing grammostola compared to other varieties in the same family.
STATUS CITES: no
CLINICAL/TOXICOLOGICAL INFO: WCH UNIVERSITY ADELAIDE; AUSTRALIA
Specific References
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
12.5 cm pliers made of rigid plastic, easy sanitizes
Ideal for administering live food or removal of residues
Pack 5 Litres
Acid ph and moist acids reduce odors and provide good moisture
Suitable for migals and scorpions but also reptiles and amphibians that need a soft and damp substrate
Coconut Den 100% natural and sterilized
Suitable for several reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates
Vase d.6 cm; Height (excluding pot) 13 cm
Sansevieria, different varieties available
Great for deserted terraries with reptiles, amphibians or delicate invertebrates
It needs very little water, native to dry environment
RARITY - rare to find in the terrarium sector
Aggressiveness level 2 - Easy to manage, requires particularly tall terrariums or boxes
Widespread in a small area of Georgia, in the USA
Creates a dense web, to capture prey and can reach up to 9 cm (legspan included)
VERY RARE - Recently discovered, in 2019, among the most beautiful collectible tarantulas
Aggressiveness level 2 - Of medium management, with a docile and non-aggressive temperament
Origin in Borneo and Malaysia, within small ravines
CB specimens (very rare, being forbidden to capture or import from their places of origin)
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 migals
Widespread in Paraguay and Argentina
Tarantola land, needs hiding/shelter
Aggressive level 3 - very quiet species
Digger, typical arid environments Mexico and Costa Rica
Medium-low growth, very easy to manage
Cites B Certificate
VERY RARE, recently on the market and highly sought after for its silver colors
Aggression level 5 - moderately aggressive if particularly stressed
Widespread mainly in Vietnam, where it was recently discovered
It has a silver colored body and orange legs
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
Aggressive level 5 - medium and moderately aggressive
Widespread in Brazil and surrounding areas
Constant humidity control need
RARITA - for newbies and experts
Aggression level 3 - docile but sometimes nervous and quite quick
Arboricola, typical of the Cameroon jungle
Needs a height-developed, well-ventilated terrarium
Needed humidity around 70-80%
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!
Aggressive level 5 - character rather nervous but not always aggressive
Widespread in Cuba
Rather voracious, it reaches a size of up to 17 cm
RARITY - Not easily found on the market
Aggression Level 5 - Particularly fast and defensive, especially when provoked
Common in Costa Rica
Arboreal tarantula, fast growing and average lifespan of about 10-12 years (females)
Level aggression 8 - very fast and nervous, with defensive temperament
Widespread on the island of Java and neighboring areas of Indonesia
Rather voracious, it reaches 14/15 cm as an adult
Migale arboreal that requires optimal humidity and ventilation
Aggression level 5 - moderately aggressive if particularly stressed
Mainly widespread in Benin, Ghana, Nigeria
Easy management even for the neophyte, requiring no special care
Petrified tarantula, reaches 16 cm in size and can live up to 20 years!
Aggressive level 4 - voracious but docile species
Size M - about 5-6 cm and high growth
Tropical Terricular
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