Theraphosidae sp 'Subaureum' Tarantula 1.25-1.5" RARE
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Description
Theraphosidae sp 'Subaureum' Tarantula for sale
This amazing species features from Peru features orange blushing on its legs and carapace with red-purple femurs and abdomen.
Expect a species similar to Thrixopelma a moderate webber, terrestrial in nature and decently active!
The coloration on these should be very interesting in the adults and we look forward to seeing what these look like in person!
FAQ - Frequently Asked Question
How large does a rare Theraphosidae sp. "Subaureum" tarantula get?
The exact adult size of Theraphosidae sp. "Subaureum" hasn't been documented yet, as this is still an undescribed species. However, many keepers expect it to mature into a medium-sized terrestrial tarantula with an estimated leg span of around 4 to 5 inches, because it appears similar to members of the genus Thrixopelma.
What is the temperament of the Theraphosidae sp. "Subaureum"?
The temperament of Theraphosidae sp. "Subaureum" is not yet fully documented, but it is expected to be relatively calm based on observations of similar South American terrestrial tarantulas. Keepers currently report that this species spends much of its time on or near the ground and readily webs its enclosure.
What does a Theraphosidae sp. "Subaureum" eat?
Theraphosidae sp. "Subaureum" feeds on appropriately sized live insects, just like most terrestrial tarantulas. Spiderlings do well on small prey such as flightless fruit flies or pinhead crickets, while juveniles and adults can eat larger feeders like crickets, roaches, and mealworms. Explore live feeders for sale here.
Is the Theraphosidae sp. "Subaureum" a good tarantula for beginners?
Yes, Theraphosidae sp. "Subaureum" can be a good choice for beginners thanks to its generally docile temperament. While it's still an undescribed species and relatively new to the hobby, keepers have found it to be a calm terrestrial tarantula that's easy to care for.
What should you look for in a Theraphosidae sp. "Subaureum" tarantula for sale?
Look for a healthy, captive-bred specimen from a dealer with proven experience keeping rare tarantulas. A healthy Theraphosidae sp. "Subaureum" should have a full abdomen, good responsiveness, and no visible signs of injury or dehydration. At Exotics Unlimited, we offer our customers a Live Arrival Guarantee so they can rest assured that wherever they are, their pets will arrive safely.