Kochiana brunnipes, commonly known as the Brazilian Dwarf Beauty, is one of the smallest species in the hobby, originating from Brazil. Despite its small size, this tarantula is highly colorful, featuring a mix of reddish-orange and black hues. Its docile temperament and minimal enclosure requirements make it suitable for beginners and advanced keepers alike.
Behavior and Temperament: Typically calm and shy, with a preference for hiding. Rarely shows defensive behavior and is safe for display enclosures.
Habitat and Environment Needs: Requires a small, terrestrial setup with a moderate substrate depth for occasional burrowing. Ideal conditions include a temperature range of 22-26°C and a moderate humidity level around 60-70%.
Feeding: Feeds well on small insects like pinhead crickets and flightless fruit flies, adjusted for its small size.
Additional Information: This tarantula’s compact size and gentle nature make it a popular choice for those looking to maintain smaller, less complex enclosures. Great for display and educational purposes.

Brazilian Dwarf Beauty	Kochiana brunnipes
Category :	New World
Type :	Terrestrial
Country of Origin :	Brazil
Adult Leg Span :	Up to 5 cm
Growth speed :	Slow
Defense mechanism :	Generally calm
Diet :	Small insects, pinhead crickets
Temperature :	22-26°C
Relative Humidity :	60-70%
Recommended Experience Level :	Beginner