Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Brachypelma albiceps - Mexican Golden Red Rump - 3.5”
Adult female already established in a brand new Tarantula Cribs 8" Cube, an enclosure worth about $50 by itself. The enclosure is set up as a complete naturalistic terrestrial habitat with substrate, cork bark, a water dish and appropriate cover, so you're getting a mature female tarantula and her complete ready-to-go setup.
The Mexican Golden Red Rump is one of the more distinctive Brachypelma species, with a pale golden carapace that contrasts beautifully against their dark legs and reddish abdomen. They're slow growing, long lived and generally calm, with the straightforward care that makes Brachypelma such a staple of the hobby.
This is a confirmed adult female, making her an especially nice option for someone who wants an established display animal without waiting years for a spiderling to grow up.
Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/caresheets/brachypelma-albiceps
Brachypelma albiceps - Mexican Golden Red Rump - 3.5”
Adult female already established in a brand new Tarantula Cribs 8" Cube, an enclosure worth about $50 by itself. The enclosure is set up as a complete naturalistic terrestrial habitat with substrate, cork bark, a water dish and appropriate cover, so you're getting a mature female tarantula and her complete ready-to-go setup.
The Mexican Golden Red Rump is one of the more distinctive Brachypelma species, with a pale golden carapace that contrasts beautifully against their dark legs and reddish abdomen. They're slow growing, long lived and generally calm, with the straightforward care that makes Brachypelma such a staple of the hobby.
This is a confirmed adult female, making her an especially nice option for someone who wants an established display animal without waiting years for a spiderling to grow up.
Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/caresheets/brachypelma-albiceps