Cascada Birdeater Tarantula (Pamphobeteus sp cascada) 苏门答腊地老虎 Make sure it can dry

Make sure it can dry out or water less often

This feature easily distinguishes it from the very similar-looking maidenhair spleenwort

there may be algae attached

8'' Shower 4 Timer 1 Light 3W-60cm Ventilation(8*8cm) 2 Thermometer(Black) 1 Epiweb(Brwon20mm) 100*100cm/40*40'' Moss epiweb(Black 5mm) 100*100cm/40*40'' Grid(30*15cm) 6 Rainforst soil(4kg/bag) 3

Temperature: 68 - 86℉ (20 - 30℃) Humidity: 40 - 60% Feeding: Small Insect

Cascada Birdeater Tarantula (Pamphobeteus sp cascada) 苏门答腊地老虎 Make sure it can dryA large birdeating spider from Ecuador. Overall, these tarantulas have a dark brown to black appearance; dark femurs and red setae hair on the abdomen. Spiderlings have the Christmas tree rump pattern characteristic of spiderlings and juveniles of many Pamphobeteus species. Growth is medium fast, exponential as with all tarantulas. Juvenile: 5 7 cm, Sub adult: 8 11 cm, Adult: 20 23 cm Adult Size: 7 9'' (20 23 cm) Temperature: 64 82F (18 28C) Humidity: