Hapalopus formosus (Pumpkin Patch Tarantula) FEMALE

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Hapalopus formosus (Pumpkin Patch Tarantula) FEMALEHapalopus formosus (Pumpkin Patch Tarantula) This compact Colombian dwarf stands out immediately with its bold black and burnt orange patterning, giving it that unmistakable pumpkin patch look. Adults hold a crisp contrast across the abdomen and legs, with dark femurs and bright orange markings that stay vivid rather than washing out over time. Unlike many species, juveniles already show strong coloration early on, developing into their adult pattern

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The coat of this species is rather reflective and can appear nearly white in bright light

There is a very good chance that based on descriptions of both species that the what we call Grammostola pulchra is actually Grammostola quirogai

and definitely unique

Keep the substrate from going bone dry

Females of this species have a stunning dark coloration with oarnag knees and orange blushing on the carapace

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dark becuae in this location there is a light speies of pamphoebteus and a dark form

Coming in at 12" for its max size and a stocky body to match

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We suggest these for exprienced keepers

is a rarely seen New World species from Costa Rica known for its deep black coloration contrasted by glowing red to orange accents along the leg joints

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