Euathlus sp. 'Tigre Azul' (Chilean Blue Tiger Tarantula) *VERY RARE* Velvet Spiders This common misconception of a

This common misconception of a very warm climate can actually stress this species (and other larger species) causing them to flick more urticating hairs than they normally would if kept cooler (68-78F)

not a heat source like a heat lamp or heating pad since these dehydrate invertebrates quickly

Anchor points like cork bark help this natural behavior shine

These species are moisture-dependent

Melanogaster outcompete mite cycle — Hydei reproduce too slowly to do this

Euathlus sp. 'Tigre Azul' (Chilean Blue Tiger Tarantula) *VERY RARE* Velvet Spiders This common misconception of aEuathlus sp. 'Tigre Azul' (Chilean Blue Tiger Tarantula) for sale This stunning dwarf from Chile features a stunning blue legs a bright orange a green carapace and a bright orange abdomen with striping on the sides, hence the name "Tigre Azul" or "Blue Tiger". One interesting aspect of this species is its striping on the side that is both in color, but also the way the hair grows forming rows of hairs that appear spiked but also showing stripes along