Catanduba araguaia
Catanduba araguaia
The Catanduba araguaia is a tarantula species found primarily in the savannas and dry forests of Brazil. It is characterized by a robust build and a generally dark coloration with subtle markings along its legs and carapace. This species is lesser-known compared to other members of the Catanduba genus, but it is gaining recognition for its adaptability and unique coloration.
Catanduba canabrava
| 🕷️ Scientific Name | Catanduba araguaia |
|---|---|
| 🌍 Origin | Brazil |
| 📏 Size | 6 – 8 cm |
| 🎨 Color | Dark brown with faint patterns |
| 🌳 Habitat | Savanna, dry forest, terrestrial |
| đź“‘ Genus | Catanduba |
🍽️ Diet:
Feeds primarily on insects like crickets, beetles, and grasshoppers. In the wild, it may also prey on smaller invertebrates and occasionally small reptiles.
Catanduba flavohirta
🛡️ Behavior:
Catanduba araguaia is generally skittish and prefers to remain in its burrow or hiding places during the day. When threatened, it may raise its front legs as a warning, but it rarely attacks unless provoked.
Catanduba peruacu
🔍 Particularities:
This species is known for its resilience to arid conditions, making it a unique member of the genus. In captivity, it requires a dry setup with occasional misting and a substrate suitable for burrowing.
