The Indian Violet known as the Chilobrachys fimbriatus is prized for its stunning metallic blue and violet coloration. This burrowing species is native to India and exhibits unique webbing behavior in its enclosure.
Behavior and Temperament: Defensive and skittish; will create extensive webs in its burrow. Fast-moving and can be defensive when disturbed.
Habitat and Environment Needs: Prefers a humid, burrow-friendly environment with deep substrate. Originates from Indian forests, where it thrives in humid conditions.
Feeding: Enjoys a diet of crickets, mealworms, and other insects.
Additional Information: Known for its intricate webbing, making it a fascinating species to observe in a well-decorated enclosure.
Indian Violet | Chilobrachys fimbriatus |
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Category : | Old World |
Type : | Burrowing |
Country of Origin : | India |
Adult Leg Span : | 13-15 cm |
Growth speed : | Moderate to fast |
Defense mechanism : | Bites and rapid movements |
Diet : | Insects, crickets, roaches |
Temperature : | 24-28°C |
Relative Humidity : | 70-80% |
Recommended Experience Level : | Advanced |
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