Bistriopelma

Bistriopelma titicaca

Bistriopelma titicaca

The Bistriopelma titicaca is a species native to the high-altitude regions near Lake Titicaca in Peru. It is known for its unique brown and reddish hues, which blend perfectly with its natural surroundings. This terrestrial species is well-adapted to life in the cooler climates of the Andes.

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🕷️ Scientific NameBistriopelma titicaca
🌍 OriginPeru (Lake Titicaca region)
📏 Size8 – 10 cm
🎨 ColorBrown with reddish tones
🌳 HabitatHigh-altitude grasslands, terrestrial
📑 GenusBistriopelma

🍽️ Diet:
Feeds on small insects such as crickets and beetles. This species hunts mostly at night when temperatures are cooler.

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🛡️ Behavior:
This species is generally calm and non-aggressive, preferring to hide in burrows or under rocks. It is more likely to retreat than to engage in defensive behaviors when threatened.

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🔍 Particularities:
Bistriopelma titicaca is unique due to its adaptation to high altitudes and cooler temperatures, making it a fascinating species for collectors interested in less tropical tarantulas. It is also known for its resilience in harsh climates.

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