A lovely spider with a green hue to it’s legs and orange striping to knees, not to be confused with the Euathlus sp.blue (same except the blue hue not green).
Kept at 22-27 deg celsius, humidity 70-80%.
Generally a calm spider, a little jumpy when young but more likely to run or kick hairs rather than bite so not considered aggressive at all. They like to have a hide (piece of bark) rather than burrow.
A great display spider as it gets older as it’s quite happy to sit out in the open, only moving if disturbed.
A slow species for breeding, the ritual can last a couple of hours as the male is about 1/4 the size of the female and is wary of rushing in.
I have bred these and the female showed no aggression after breeding towards the male, although different spiders react differently mine were very well behaved.
Good feeders and from my experience a well behaved, attractive spider. A beautiful spider that would suit beginners.
A lovely spider with a green hue to it’s legs and orange striping to knees, not to be confused with the Euathlus sp.blue (same except the blue hue not green).
Kept at 22-27 deg celsius, humidity 70-80%.
Generally a calm spider, a little jumpy when young but more likely to run or kick hairs rather than bite so not considered aggressive at all. They like to have a hide (piece of bark) rather than burrow.
A great display spider as it gets older as it’s quite happy to sit out in the open, only moving if disturbed.
A slow species for breeding, the ritual can last a couple of hours as the male is about 1/4 the size of the female and is wary of rushing in.
I have bred these and the female showed no aggression after breeding towards the male, although different spiders react differently mine were very well behaved.
Good feeders and from my experience a well behaved, attractive spider. A beautiful spider that would suit beginners.