Grammostola porteri (now rosea) (Chilean Rose-Hair Tarantula) Skittish Humidity: Maintain a moisture gradient

Humidity: Maintain a moisture gradient with a slightly damp lower layer and a drier surface

'Electric blue' due to the electric blue coloration seen on the front legs and chelicerae (mouth parts)

Mist one side of the enclosure weekly and allow it to dry out between mistings

Males mature faster and typically live 2 to 3 years post-maturity

'Chorillo Chica'

Grammostola porteri (now rosea) (Chilean Rose-Hair Tarantula) Skittish Humidity: Maintain a moisture gradientGrammostola porteri (Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula) The Chilean Rose Hair is one of the true classics of the hobby, world renowned for its docile behavior, soft pink coloration, and manageable size that makes it a favorite first tarantula for countless keepers. Slings hatch out red pink and gradually shift into their shiny rosy adult tones as they grow, with the carapace settling into a soft rosy pink, a gentler shade than the red color form. Grab this