Caribena versicolor (Antilles Pink Toe Tarantula) 0.5-0.75" WEEKLY DEAL Velvet Spiders slow process

slow process

The whole genus of Xenesthis has a revenous appetite and will take down very large prey

I (William the cofounder) have been working with these perhaps longer than any relevant dealer in the USA and have extensive experience with the other 3 species as well

Heavy Webber: Lays down noticeable webbing around its shallow burrow

*Photo credit to the Lazlo and Maria Gudenus*

Caribena versicolor (Antilles Pink Toe Tarantula) 0.5-0.75" WEEKLY DEAL Velvet Spiders slow processCaribena versicolor (Antilles Pink Toe Tarantula) The Antilles Pink Toe is one of the most sought after arboreals in the hobby for good reason. Native to Martinique in the Caribbean, this species goes through one of the most dramatic color changes of any tarantula, bright metallic blue as a sling, transitioning to a stunning adult with a shimmering green gold carapace, red abdominal hairs, and classic pink toe pads. This is a new world tarantula for