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Davus pentaloris - Guatemalan Tiger Rump
Approx. 3.5" confirmed 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 terrestrial habitat with substrate, cork bark, a water dish and appropriate cover, so you're getting the tarantula and her complete ready-to-go setup.
The Guatemalan Tiger Rump is a colorful Central American terrestrial with bold orange and black patterning across the abdomen and attractive striping on the legs. They stay smaller than many of the heavy-bodied terrestrial species, but they make up for it with a strong feeding response, quick growth and plenty of activity.
They're hardy and straightforward to care for, though they can be quick and a little defensive when disturbed. At 3.5" DLS, this confirmed female is already an impressive, well-established display animal.
Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/caresheets/davus-pentaloris
Davus pentaloris - Guatemalan Tiger Rump
Approx. 3.5" confirmed 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 terrestrial habitat with substrate, cork bark, a water dish and appropriate cover, so you're getting the tarantula and her complete ready-to-go setup.
The Guatemalan Tiger Rump is a colorful Central American terrestrial with bold orange and black patterning across the abdomen and attractive striping on the legs. They stay smaller than many of the heavy-bodied terrestrial species, but they make up for it with a strong feeding response, quick growth and plenty of activity.
They're hardy and straightforward to care for, though they can be quick and a little defensive when disturbed. At 3.5" DLS, this confirmed female is already an impressive, well-established display animal.
Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/caresheets/davus-pentaloris