Euathlus bronce
Chilean Bronze (0.5cm)
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A species so rarely available the pictures we have here really don’t do them justice. This tarantulas overall bronze colouring is very nicely contrasted with cream striping on the legs,
Are super chilled like a Chile Flame, and just as hardy as slings,
They are best reared in spiderling pots (give us a shout if you need one added on to accomdate this species) and fed dwarf fruit flies at this size, whilst using a pipette to moisten down a corner of the substrate. They always eat well even as slings. This species is from a rocky mountain areas where they hide under rocks. The Northern Gold (G.sp.”North”) are also found in the same area.
This is one of the smaller Chilean species and has a bronze coloration with pale cream stripes on their knees. Like other Chilean species it has a tuft of orange hair on the abdomen.
