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Birupes simoroxigorum - Bornean Neon-Blue Leg
Confirmed adult female already established in a Tarantula Cribs 8" Cube, an enclosure worth about $50 by itself. The enclosure is set up as a complete naturalistic habitat with deep substrate, cork bark, a water dish and plenty of structure for burrowing and webbing, so you're getting the tarantula and her complete ready-to-go setup.
The Bornean Neon-Blue Leg is one of those tarantulas that really earns the name. Mature specimens develop spectacular electric blue coloration across the legs contrasted against a darker body, making them one of the more striking Asian species in the hobby.
They're fossorial, fast and can be defensive when disturbed, but when provided with deep substrate and a secure retreat they'll spend much of their time underground or tucked into heavy webbing. This is a confirmed female, which makes her especially desirable for anyone looking for an established specimen of a relatively uncommon species.
Comparable Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/care-sheets-2/chilobrachys-dyscolus
Birupes simoroxigorum - Bornean Neon-Blue Leg
Confirmed adult female already established in a Tarantula Cribs 8" Cube, an enclosure worth about $50 by itself. The enclosure is set up as a complete naturalistic habitat with deep substrate, cork bark, a water dish and plenty of structure for burrowing and webbing, so you're getting the tarantula and her complete ready-to-go setup.
The Bornean Neon-Blue Leg is one of those tarantulas that really earns the name. Mature specimens develop spectacular electric blue coloration across the legs contrasted against a darker body, making them one of the more striking Asian species in the hobby.
They're fossorial, fast and can be defensive when disturbed, but when provided with deep substrate and a secure retreat they'll spend much of their time underground or tucked into heavy webbing. This is a confirmed female, which makes her especially desirable for anyone looking for an established specimen of a relatively uncommon species.
Comparable Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/care-sheets-2/chilobrachys-dyscolus