Typhochlaena is a genus of small, brightly coloured tarantulas that live only in Brazil. The World Spider Catalog accepts six …
Caribena versicolor, the Antilles pinktoe, is a tree-dwelling tarantula found only on the Caribbean island of Martinique. For more than …
Typhochlaena seladonia is a small, brightly coloured tarantula from the Atlantic Forest of north-eastern Brazil[2][4], sold as the Brazilian jewel …
A close photograph shows Typhochlaena costae beside silk and bark, but it does not record a building sequence. Here is what later natural-history work supports about the species’ arboreal retreat.
Typhochlaena costae is a Brazilian tarantula described in 2012. Its diagnostic red abdominal spots and unusual arboreal retreats are documented in taxonomic and natural-history literature.
Juvenile and adult color, documented habitat records, and the name history of Ybyrapora diversipes from Bahia, Brazil.
An image associated with the old Benin, Bolivia title, reviewed against current Avicularia taxonomy without inventing sex, photographer, or field provenance.
A short portrait series and video of a captive-bred Typhochlaena costae photographed at a European breeder’s facility, with links to the sourced species and retreat articles.
An adult male and a juvenile photographed separately in Ecuador in 2018 and provisionally identified as Avicularia hirschii.
Cross ventilation is the centre of my Avicularia enclosure setup. This practical guide shows the airflow pattern, upper web anchor points and the local climate adjustments that pink toe keepers should consider.