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Mandarina Birdeater – Theraphosinae sp mandarina (Juvenile Pair 6-5cm)

Name: Mandarina Birdeater - Theraphosinae sp mandarina (Juvenile Pair 6-5cm)
SKU: 7112607
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R5500,00

Future breeding Pair 6cm Female and 5cm Male. Theraphosidae sp Mandarina is a rare and visually striking tarantula species known for its vibrant orange to mandarin-toned coloration. This terrestrial tarantula is sought after by collectors and is best suited for keepers with intermediate to advanced experience.

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Category: Juveniles Tags: Birdeater, Mandarina, Mandarina Birdeater, South Africa, Tarantula, Tarantulas for sale, Tarantulashop, Theraphosinae, Theraphosinae sp mandarina

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Theraphosinae sp mandarina
Theraphosidae sp Mandarina is an undescribed tarantula species within the Theraphosidae family, recognized for its vivid orange or mandarin coloration that gives the species its common trade name. While its exact taxonomic placement remains under study, it has become popular in the hobby due to its bright coloration and impressive display presence. Depending on locality and lineage, individuals may exhibit varying intensities of orange across the carapace, abdomen, and legs.

Behavior and Temperament: Theraphosidae sp Mandarina is generally terrestrial in behavior and may display moderate defensiveness depending on individual temperament. As with many tarantulas, handling is not recommended. Some individuals may show threat postures when disturbed. Keeper experience and calm enclosure maintenance practices are important for minimizing stress.

Habitat and Environment Needs: Provide a terrestrial enclosure with sufficient floor space and a substrate depth of 8–12 cm to allow light burrowing. A substrate composed of coconut fiber mixed with organic soil works well. Maintain moderate humidity levels and ensure proper ventilation. Include a hide and a water dish at all times to support natural behavior and hydration.

Feeding: Theraphosidae sp Mandarina typically demonstrates a strong feeding response and will accept live feeder insects such as crickets and roaches. Feeding frequency should be adjusted according to size and growth stage. Remove uneaten prey within 24 hours to maintain enclosure hygiene.

Additional Information: As an undescribed species in the Theraphosidae family, Theraphosidae sp Mandarina should be kept securely in an escape-proof enclosure. Its bright coloration and rarity make it an attractive addition to advanced collections. Proper husbandry and stable environmental conditions will help maintain vibrant coloration and overall health.

Mandarina Tarantula	Theraphosidae sp Mandarina
Category :	New World
Type :	Terrestrial Tarantula
Country of Origin :	Undisclosed / Trade Locality
Adult Leg Span :	15–20 cm (estimated)
Growth speed :	Moderate
Defense mechanism :	Threat posture, possible hair flicking
Diet :	Crickets, roaches, insects
Temperature :	22–27 °C
Relative Humidity :	65–75%
Recommended Experience Level :	Intermediate to Advanced Keepers