Nhandu cerradensis (Brazilian Red & Blue Tarantula) Defensive but I have found keeping

but I have found keeping them with a little more airflow and plenty of anchor points (like a pink toe) is beneficial

with a long-legged arboreal build and active nighttime behavior

shavings for the traps

bright orange carapace and some very interesting pattern on the abdomen

and a densely speckled black and red-orange abdomen make this one of the most detailed color patterns among dwarf tarantulas

Nhandu cerradensis (Brazilian Red & Blue Tarantula) Defensive but I have found keepingNhandu cerradensis (Brazilian Red & Blue Tarantula) 0. 5" This is a gorgeous new species from South America that has a beautiful blue coloration all over with white bands on the joints of the legs, red hairs all over the body and a blue carapace. Grab this uncommon species today! Photo credit to spidershop. pl