Phormictopus atrichromatus
Red Island Birdeater (1-2cm)
Schmidt, 1991
Species Info:

Origin
Central America

Lifestyle
Terrestrial

Temp
23-26C

Humidity
70-80%

Leg Span
20cm

Disposition
Shitty

Suitability
2
At 8-inch legpsan for an adult these are a giant species and rare to find! Keen feeders and fast growers, they make an excellent display species with vibrant colours straight after a moult.
Super easy to keep just bear in mind they can be a little defensive and are particularly flicky,