Acanthoscurria maga - Antilles Pink Patch
Approx. 0.25" spiderling, sold individually in a vial. A rarely available New World terrestrial species from the Lesser Antilles that grows into a large, attractive tarantula with subtle pink coloration. I’ve had the opportunity to photograph this species in situ on their native island, which makes having them available in the hobby especially cool. They're generally straightforward to care for and a reasonable choice for newer keepers who are comfortable raising a very small spiderling.
Comparable Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/caresheets/acanthoscurria-geniculata
A. geniculata is a closely related terrestrial Acanthoscurria and provides a good general husbandry reference, though A. maga comes from a more humid Caribbean environment.
Acanthoscurria maga - Antilles Pink Patch
Approx. 0.25" spiderling, sold individually in a vial. A rarely available New World terrestrial species from the Lesser Antilles that grows into a large, attractive tarantula with subtle pink coloration. I’ve had the opportunity to photograph this species in situ on their native island, which makes having them available in the hobby especially cool. They're generally straightforward to care for and a reasonable choice for newer keepers who are comfortable raising a very small spiderling.
Comparable Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/caresheets/acanthoscurria-geniculata
A. geniculata is a closely related terrestrial Acanthoscurria and provides a good general husbandry reference, though A. maga comes from a more humid Caribbean environment.
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