Grammostola aureostriata in Brazil

Latin name:Grammostola aureostriata
< strong> Subfamily:Theraphosinae
Origin:Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina
Typical resting place:Rainforest/treeless large herb
Adult size:17-18 cm foot span
Most suitable for temperature:25-27℃
Most suitable for humidity:60 %
Recommended substrate:Dry peat/coconut brick
Living model:Ground type
Can it be kicked? : Yes
Compliance: Newbies
Protection: Samsung
Introduction: Example and One of the iconic pet tarantula species. Their gentle character, combined with an attractive appearance, makes them one of the most popular species in the pet tarantula market. They are also the larger species in this genus, with some individuals reaching a foot span of 22 centimeters, which is indeed a "giant".
Like most Grammostola species, their larvae are very similar to Chilean red rose larvae, completely pink, with a black abdomen. However, under artificial raising, it is often found that their "knees" have begun to turn golden when they reach more than 3 cm.
Often reaching more than 6 centimeters, they have basically shown the color of adults, and the golden patterns on their feet look very dazzling under the flashing lights.
For larvae, a relatively humid feeding environment can be provided; but for most individuals, they seem to prefer a drier environment. In emergencies, they rarely dig and build nests by themselves, but are better at finding ready-made holes. Therefore, artificial support can provide an escape.
Gentle, durable, and almost no kicksTheir peaceful and approachable prices make them the first choice for a newbie after all.

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