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such a leggy boi - i’m torn about whether to send Blue off to mate with a female or keep him and let him live out his life with me. Blue was my first T so he’s special to me but also grappling with the ethicality since it’s his purpose in life as a mature male.
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The tiniest takedown
D.diamantinensis
Trinidad dwarf tarantula (Cyriocosmus elegans)
Photo by Tunedbeat
I adore tarantulas. Unfortunately I don’t own this species, but it’s my favorite <3 This is the first time I’ve drawn a tarantula, so I’d like to get feedback from fellow T-lovers :) I’m thinking I might have to adjust the font size on these cards, but I’ll burn that bridge when I come to it.
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Linus, my Hapalopus sp. Columbia “pumpkin patch,” plus a shot of her sitting on my arm so you can see how tiny she is. She was super chill today.
I don’t recommend handling tarantulas often. They don’t like it. But since I was transferring her to a new enclosure today, I took the opportunity to get a couple pictures.
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The Trinidad Dwarf Tarantula (Cyricosmus elegans) is a New World terrestrial tarantula that come from the tropical climates of Trinidad, Tobago, and Venezuela. Being a dwarf tarantula, this species only grows to 2 inches with most males only being half that size. These tarantulas only live about 7 years as females and only around 2 years as males. Their care and husbandry is very easy and this entire genus tarantula has some of the most striking colors and patterns of tarantula in the entire world.
Scientific Name: Cyricosmus elegans Common Name:Trinidad Dwarf Type: Terrestrial Category: New World Endemic Location: Trinidad, Tobago
