Typhochlaena seladonia. Brazilian Jewel (1cm)

First 3 photos are curtosy of our good friend Dave from Daves Little Beastys. The other photos are of the spiders for sale. 

The Typhochlaena seladona arboreal trap door tarantula is a fascinating and unique species of tarantula that requires specific care to thrive in captivity. Here are some important care guidelines to follow:

Habitat:

- Provide a well-ventilated enclosure with plenty of vertical space for climbing.

- Use a substrate that retains moisture, such as coconut fiber or peat moss.

- Add plenty of branches, plants, and hiding spots for the tarantula to feel secure.

Temperature and Humidity:

- Maintain a temperature range of 75-85°F during the day and no lower than 70°F at night.

- Keep humidity levels between 70-80%

Feeding:

- Offer a varied diet of crickets, roaches, and other small insects.

- Feed adult tarantulas once a week and juveniles more frequently.

- Remove any uneaten prey to prevent mold or pests.

Overall, the Typhochlaena seladona arboreal trap door tarantula is a low-maintenance species that can be rewarding to keep for experienced tarantula owners. By following these care guidelines, you can ensure that your tarantula remains healthy and happy in its enclosure.