- One of the most popular arboreals in the hobby due to their voracious appetite and Halloween coloration
- Preferring to stay hidden, they can occasionally be seen on daytime walkabouts during times of low traffic in the room their enclosure is in.
- While they lack urticating hair, which would make them good for keepers with sensitive skin issues, they make up for this with lightning speed and one of the worst bites of a New World species.
- Preferring to burrow as slings and travel upwards as they gain some size, they are among some of the easier to house arboreal babies
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Size: At time of sale specimens range from about 1"-1.25” diagonal leg span.
Age: At least 2 months at time of sale. They are a shorter lived species, with females reaching up to 12 years of age and males averaging roughly ⅓ of that.
Coloration/Patterning: Black with orange striping and designs on the abdomen and carapace that starts to form when they are fairly fresh, transforming and inverting as they grow until they are lovely velvety black with orange abdominal markings and leg striping. Mature males do lose most of their orange and turn black and gray.
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