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Brazilian Salmon Pink

Lasiodora parahybana

LasiodoraTheraphosidae

intermediate
Brazilian Salmon Pink (Lasiodora parahybana)
George Chernilevsky, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Overview

One of the largest tarantula species. Fast-growing with an excellent feeding response. Has Type I and III urticating hairs that can be irritating. Despite its size, generally not aggressive but can be defensive. Requires a large enclosure when fully grown.

Husbandry Requirements

Temperature & Humidity

Temperature

75-85°F

Humidity

65-75%

Enclosure Sizes

Sling:Small deli cup
Juvenile:8x8x8"
Adult:18x18x12" minimum

Substrate

Type:coco fiber, peat moss
Depth:4-5 inches

Feeding Schedule

Sling:Every 2 days
Juvenile:Every 3-4 days
Adult:Once per week

Prey size: Large crickets, roaches, occasional pinky mouse

Quick Stats

Type

terrestrial

Adult Size

8-11 inches

Growth Rate

fast

Native Region

Brazil (Paraíba region)

Temperament

nervous, defensive

Behavior

Webbingminimal
BurrowingNo
Water DishRequired

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