Thrixopelma Lagunas - Peruvian Blue Zebra - Female 3+ inch RARE! Cobalt red rump tarantula so avoid stagnant

so avoid stagnant

but don’t be fooled—this tarantula is genetically more aligned with Aphonopelma

the Midnight Black Bird-Eater pairs its impressive size with a remarkably docile and tolerant nature

Brachypelma albiceps Care - keep this species in a terrestrial enclosure with dry substrate and a water dish that you overfill once every two weeks

Thrixopelma Lagunas - Peruvian Blue Zebra - Female 3+ inch RARE! Cobalt red rump tarantula so avoid stagnantThe Peruvian Blue Zebra (Thrixopelma lagunas) A Docile Blue Beauty thats Long Lived The Peruvian Blue Zebra, scientifically known as Thrixopelma lagunas is a slow growing New World terrestrial tarantula thats adorned for there Velvety Royal Blues and copper striped knees! Unlike most bright blue Thrixopelma species, The Blue Zebra grows to an impressive 6. 5+ inches making it one of the largest tarantulas in its genus! Additionally, the Peruvian Blue