RARE! This species is not well-represented in hobbyist's collections. This unusual arboreal looks similar an Avicularia sp., but is in the Iridopelma genus. For hobbyists, the main difference is that this species is very high-strung and aggressive, so it is not recommended to beginners or minors.
New as of 9/10/08! This beautiful species is from central-south Arizonia. It might prove to be A. schmidti. Long-lived, hardy, fairly docile, stocky and very colorful it sports more solid, black femurs than A. chalcodes.
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Beautiful species! Red coloration below the patella joint in their legs with a "black triangle" painted on their carapace as adults - stunning! Long-lived with females living to 35 yrs. old +.
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Great-looking species that is very popular. Grows to 8.5"-9". Mature males are absolutely stunning-looking! This species tends to be slightly stockier than the Pamphobeteus sp. "Machalla" and more of a greyish-brown look overall. CB 3/4"-1"
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Colorful! Large-growing to 8.5”+! Very purplish/blue in the legs as adults. Incredible beast!
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