Psalmopoeus reduncus (Costa Rican Orange Mouth Tarantula) Dwarf Species A gorgeous blue and beige

A gorgeous blue and beige species from the unique and dry environment of Socotra Island

Juveniles tend to start off in softer gray tones before gradually darkening into that uniform black adult form

A great species from South America where the males are a gorgeous purple/pink coloration

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which makes these docile beauties harder to source

Psalmopoeus reduncus (Costa Rican Orange Mouth Tarantula) Dwarf Species A gorgeous blue and beigePsalmopoeus reduncus (Costa Rican Orange Mouth Tarantula) This is a fun, feisty midsized arboreal from the rainforests of Costa Rica. Adults develop a warm coppery coloration across the carapace and femora that catches light beautifully, with the characteristic orange mouthparts that give the species its common name. The body is leggy and athletic, and this is one of the more reactive arboreals in the genus, alert and quick on the move. Like other