Augacephalus breyeri
Augacephalus breyeri (Lowveld Golden-Brown Baboon Spider)
The Augacephalus breyeri, commonly known as the “Lowveld Golden-Brown Baboon Spider,” is native to the Lowveld region of southern Africa. It is known for its golden-brown coloration and is a burrowing species, often found in savannah and scrubland habitats.
Augacephalus ezendami
| 🕷️ Scientific Name | Augacephalus breyeri |
|---|---|
| 🌍 Origin | Southern Africa (Lowveld) |
| 📏 Size | 12 – 14 cm |
| 🎨 Color | Golden-brown |
| 📑 Genus | Augacephalus |
🍽️ Diet:
Feeds on insects such as crickets, beetles, and grasshoppers. Occasionally preys on small vertebrates like lizards.
Augacephalus junodi
🛡️ Behavior:
This species is known for its defensive nature and will display aggression when threatened. It prefers to retreat into its burrow but will bite if provoked.
Avicularia avicularia
🔍 Particularities:
The Lowveld Golden-Brown Baboon Spider is an interesting species due to its stunning coloration and burrowing behavior. However, it is best suited for experienced keepers due to its defensive temperament.
