Catanduba

Catanduba canabrava

Catanduba canabrava

The Catanduba canabrava is a medium-sized tarantula native to the cerrado regions of Brazil. Its most notable feature is its contrasting coloration, with a dark abdomen and lighter, almost golden legs. This tarantula is more secretive than other Catanduba species, often hiding under rocks or logs.

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🕷️ Scientific NameCatanduba canabrava
🌍 OriginBrazil
📏 Size5 – 7 cm
🎨 ColorDark brown abdomen, golden legs
🌳 HabitatCerrado, shrubland, terrestrial
📑 GenusCatanduba

🍽️ Diet:
Consumes insects such as crickets, roaches, and beetles. Occasionally preys on small vertebrates if the opportunity arises.

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🛡️ Behavior:
This species is known to be reclusive and will retreat into its burrow if disturbed. It is generally not aggressive but can be defensive if cornered.

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🔍 Particularities:
Catanduba canabrava is highly adaptable to both dry and slightly humid conditions, making it an interesting specimen for experienced keepers. A spacious enclosure with ample hiding spots is recommended.

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