Name: Brazilian Redhead - Bumba horrida (Sling) 2cm
SKU: BH01
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Bumba horrida is a terrestrial tarantula species native to the Amazon region of northern Brazil and parts of Venezuela. It typically reaches a leg span of about 9–12.5 cm as an adult and is valued in the hobby for its bold coloration and manageable size. This species is considered hardy and suitable for keepers who want a visually striking yet relatively easy tarantula to care for.
Behavior and Temperament: Bumba horrida generally displays a calm to slightly skittish temperament. Adults are often seen out in the open, but juveniles can be more nervous and quick to retreat. While not highly defensive, they can flick urticating hairs if stressed.
Habitat and Environment Needs: In the wild, this species inhabits tropical rainforest floor environments. In captivity, a terrestrial enclosure with moderate substrate depth (for shallow digging and retreats), a hide, and stable tropical temperatures is ideal.
Feeding: Diet consists of typical feeder insects such as crickets, roaches, mealworms, and similar prey items offered appropriately sized for the tarantula’s size. Remove uneaten prey after about 24 hours.
Additional Information: This species is considered low-maintenance and generally recommended for intermediate or advanced beginner keepers due to its more skittish nature when young and tolerance for typical tropical conditions.

Tarantula Common name	Brazilian Redhead
Species name in Latin	Bumba horrida
Category :	New World
Type :	Terrestrial
Country of Origin :	Brazil
Adult Leg Span :	9–12.5 cm
Growth speed :	Medium
Defense mechanism :	Urticating hairs, retreating/bolting
Diet :	Crickets, roaches, mealworms, other feeder insects
Temperature :	22–27°C
Relative Humidity :	65–80%
Recommended Experience Level :	Intermediate / Advanced Beginner