Pseudhapalopus sp. 'Colombian Purple and Gold' Tarantula Size:0.33-0.5" this species is built to

this species is built to blend in perfectly

Enclosure: tall arboreal setup with vertical cork bark or a tube-style hide

This Mexican species is quite possibly the most beautiful (and docile) of the arid tarantulas species of the world

or similar prey sized appropriately to the carapace (head)

Feeding Response: An active ambush predator that puts on a real show at feeding time

Pseudhapalopus sp. 'Colombian Purple and Gold' Tarantula Size:0.33-0.5" this species is built toPseudhapalopus sp. 'Colombian Purple and Gold' Tarantula Pseudhapalopus sp. 'Colombian Purple and Gold' is a small dwarf terrestrial that punches well above its size in color. The carapace (head) is a soft tan with fine hairs, giving way to steel blue legs banded in black at the joints, while the abdomen shows a rich deep blue fading into a warm golden band near the front. This is a heavy webbing, opportunistic burrower that stays visible above ground