Extremely rare! These were last seen in the U.S. hobby back in the mid 1990s in limited numbers. Todd Gearheart brought in a handful of adults 12/13/07. Overall, they are dark being blackish-gray with orange leg striping, a swirling golden carapace and beautiful, metallic blue femurs!

Extremely rare! These were last seen in the U.S. hobby back in the mid 1990s in limited numbers. Todd Gearheart brought in a handful of adults 12/13/07. Overall, they are dark being blackish-gray with orange leg striping, a swirling golden carapace and beautiful, metallic blue femurs!

This is one of the rarest and of high demand tarantulas in our hobby. In my opinion, the adult females are the most "docile" in the genus being more calm than P. antinous and P. vespertinus. They are very stocky being built similar to P. fortis.

Extremely rare species in this genus and in general for the world-wide hobby!

(Sold in error by many as Pamphobeteus platyomma or even worse, Vitalius platyomma “Brazilian Pink”. It is not either. It is an undescribed species in the Pamphobeteus genus.)

RARE adult female!!! One of the world's largest tarantulas! Capable of 10" legspans and over 4.5 ounce body weights! Stocky, rainforest terrestrial that makes and an excellent "display" species rarely webbing or burrowing. A true "Monster" of a spider! CB, 8"