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Lasiocyano sazimai

Name: Lasiocyano sazimai - Brazilian Blue Tarantula (Sling)
SKU: 7111781
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Lasiocyano sazimai, also known as the Brazilian Blue Tarantula, is a medium-sized, terrestrial species native to the forests of Brazil. This species is visually striking, with vibrant blue legs and carapace that shimmer under light. While they can be skittish and reclusive, they are a prized display species due to their unique coloration. They require moderate humidity and substrate depth for burrowing, and with proper care, they make a dazzling addition to any collection.
Behavior and Temperament : Generally shy and reclusive, often staying hidden in burrows or hides. Can be skittish and fast, but not overly defensive.
Habitat and Environment Needs : Provide deep substrate for burrowing, a hide, and consistent humidity. Avoid bright lighting. A naturalistic setup works well to mimic its forest environment.
Feeding : Accepts a wide range of insect prey including crickets, roaches, and worms. Feed juveniles twice a week and adults once a week.
Additional Information : This species is listed as Vulnerable in the wild due to habitat loss. Captive breeding efforts are helping preserve it in the hobby. Previously classified under Pterinopelma and later moved to the genus Lasiocyano.

Brazilian Blue Tarantula	Lasiocyano sazimai
Category :	New World
Type :	Terrestrial
Country of Origin :	Brazil
Adult Leg Span :	13–14 cm
Growth speed :	Medium
Defense mechanism :	Urticating hairs, speed
Diet :	Insects, crickets, roaches
Temperature :	22–26°C
Relative Humidity :	70–80%
Recommended Experience Level :	Intermediate