Bistriopelma fabianae
Bistriopelma fabianae
The Bistriopelma fabianae is a recently described species native to the high-altitude regions of Peru. This species exhibits a reddish-brown coloration with distinct striping on its legs. As with other species in the genus, it is adapted to the cooler, high-altitude grasslands of the Andes.
Bistriopelma kiwicha
| 🕷️ Scientific Name | Bistriopelma fabianae |
|---|---|
| 🌍 Origin | Peru |
| 📏 Size | 7 – 9 cm |
| 🎨 Color | Reddish-brown with leg striping |
| 🌳 Habitat | High-altitude grasslands, terrestrial |
| đź“‘ Genus | Bistriopelma |
🍽️ Diet:
Feeds on small insects such as crickets, beetles, and grasshoppers, relying on its burrow as a base for hunting.
Avicularia versicolor (Antilles Pinktoe Tarantula)
🛡️ Behavior:
This species is typically calm and spends much of its time hidden in burrows or under rocks. When threatened, it prefers to retreat rather than display aggressive behaviors.
Bonnetina alagoni
🔍 Particularities:
Bistriopelma fabianae is known for its adaptation to the harsh conditions of the Andes, making it an interesting species for hobbyists who enjoy replicating cooler, high-altitude environments. It is relatively rare in the hobby, but highly sought after due to its unique appearance and habitat.
