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Lasiodorides polycuspulatus - Peruvian Giant Blonde
Originally purchased at approx. 0.5" and 1", these tarantulas are each already established in a brand new Tarantula Cribs Medium Terrestrial Curve, an enclosure that retails for about $60 by itself. Each enclosure has been set up as a complete naturalistic terrestrial habitat with substrate, cork bark, a water dish and appropriate cover, so the entire setup is ready to take home.
The Peruvian Giant Blonde is a large, impressive South American terrestrial that remains relatively uncommon in the hobby. They develop a heavy-bodied appearance with attractive lighter coloration and are generally straightforward to care for, making them an interesting alternative for keepers who enjoy the larger Lasiodora and Megaphobema-type terrestrials.
Comparable Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/caresheets/lasiodora-parahybana
Lasiodorides polycuspulatus - Peruvian Giant Blonde
Originally purchased at approx. 0.5" and 1", these tarantulas are each already established in a brand new Tarantula Cribs Medium Terrestrial Curve, an enclosure that retails for about $60 by itself. Each enclosure has been set up as a complete naturalistic terrestrial habitat with substrate, cork bark, a water dish and appropriate cover, so the entire setup is ready to take home.
The Peruvian Giant Blonde is a large, impressive South American terrestrial that remains relatively uncommon in the hobby. They develop a heavy-bodied appearance with attractive lighter coloration and are generally straightforward to care for, making them an interesting alternative for keepers who enjoy the larger Lasiodora and Megaphobema-type terrestrials.
Comparable Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/caresheets/lasiodora-parahybana