This species is a small terrestrial tarantula that grows to an adult leg span of approximately 7–10 cm. It is visually striking with metallic blue, green, and red hues. Its active webbing behavior adds interest to its enclosure.
Behavior and Temperament: This species is skittish and fast, with a tendency to retreat quickly when disturbed. Despite this, it is non-aggressive and spends much time in its webbed retreats, though it may emerge during feeding.
Habitat and Environment Needs:
Use a dry substrate with occasional moist spots for juveniles.
Provide a terrestrial setup with cork bark and anchor points for webbing.
Maintain between 22–26°C (72–79°F).
Keep at 60–70%, avoiding excessive dampness.
Feeding: Feed juveniles small prey like pinhead crickets twice a week. Adults can consume larger prey, such as crickets and roaches, once every 7–10 days. This species has a strong feeding response.

Brazilian Blue Dwarf Beauty	Dolichothele diamantinensis
Category :	New World
Type :	Terrestrial
Country of Origin :	Brazil
Adult Leg Span :	7–10 cm
Growth speed :	Fast
Defense mechanism :	Skittish, retreating
Diet :	Insects, crickets, roaches
Temperature :	22–26°C
Relative Humidity :	60–70%
Recommended Experience Level :	Intermediate