Poecilotheria regalis 3/4” checkout_work but they will also scavenge

but they will also scavenge on dead crickets etc left by their web

Both are equally stunning

What they lack in color is made up with their sheer size being one of the largest genera of tarantulas in the world

However they were recently examined by Germany’s Theraphosid Research Team and determined that they are indeed Thrixopelma pruriens

Large arboreal species that can obtain a leg span up to 7  inches or possibly more

Poecilotheria regalis 3/4” checkout_work but they will also scavengesize 3 4 The original hobby Poecilotheria! These are amazing spiders to keep and the whole genus is incredibly fun raise. These fast moving arboreal spiders grow quickly and can reach 8 inches in length. Awesome black and white patterns that will camouflage the spider, with bright yellow warning bands that they will flash when feeling threatened. I couldnt believe it the first time I saw one of these spiders. Described in 1899 by legendary taxonomist