Hapalotremus sp. 'Incapirqa' (Peruvian Highland Gold Tarantula) Size:1" This newer species to the

This newer species to the hobby exhibits a reflective gold and red coloration and has a very unique setae (hair) patter on the abdomen that sets it apart from other species in the same area

When threatened this species flares the wings to expose the colored underside of the wing cases and holds its arms beside its face to appear larger and scarier to avoid being eaten

and a cream to tan abdomen with darker mottling

and make for fascinating display animals for those who enjoy fast

but they do not necessarily experience very warm conditions all the time

Hapalotremus sp. 'Incapirqa' (Peruvian Highland Gold Tarantula) Size:1" This newer species to theHapalotremus sp. 'Incapirqa' (Peruvian Highland Gold Tarantula) for sale We have had these in our possession for nearly 2 years this size is very well started and we have been keeping them in conditions of 65 68F with great success! This stunning species from the highlands of Peru features gold legs and carapace, with black femurs, an interesting darkened triangle on the carapace, and a rosy abdomen. A very unique and stunning coloration. The