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Brachypelma smithi - Giant Mexican Red Knee
Approx. 4.5" confirmed female already established in a brand new Tarantula Cribs Purplebox 12x8x8, an enclosure worth about $75 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 large female tarantula and her complete ready-to-go display setup.
Brachypelma smithi is the true Giant Mexican Red Knee, a large, heavy-bodied Mexican species with the unmistakable black-and-orange coloration that made red knees some of the most iconic tarantulas in the hobby. They're slow growing, long lived and generally calm, with straightforward care that makes them an excellent display species.
At roughly 4.5" DLS and confirmed female, she's already well beyond the tiny spiderling stage and should have many years ahead of her.
Comparable Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/caresheets/brachypelma-hamorii
Brachypelma smithi - Giant Mexican Red Knee
Approx. 4.5" confirmed female already established in a brand new Tarantula Cribs Purplebox 12x8x8, an enclosure worth about $75 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 large female tarantula and her complete ready-to-go display setup.
Brachypelma smithi is the true Giant Mexican Red Knee, a large, heavy-bodied Mexican species with the unmistakable black-and-orange coloration that made red knees some of the most iconic tarantulas in the hobby. They're slow growing, long lived and generally calm, with straightforward care that makes them an excellent display species.
At roughly 4.5" DLS and confirmed female, she's already well beyond the tiny spiderling stage and should have many years ahead of her.
Comparable Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/caresheets/brachypelma-hamorii