Avicularia metallica, also known as the Metallic Pinktoe, stands out with its metallic blue-grey sheen, contrasted by bright pink footpads. Its metallic hue and calm disposition make it a favorite among tarantula keepers.
Behavior and Temperament: Avicularia metallica is known for being relatively docile, though it may jump or retreat if startled. It’s generally suitable for beginners but can be quick and a bit skittish.
Habitat and Environment Needs: Native to South America, Avicularia metallica requires a well-ventilated, arboreal enclosure with humidity around 75-80%. Include vertical space and foliage to mimic its natural rainforest habitat.
Feeding: This species feeds on insects like crickets and roaches, accepting most standard-sized feeders for its size.
Additional Information: The metallic coloration intensifies with each molt, and it has a notable ability to jump when it feels threatened.
| Metallic Pinktoe |
Avicularia metallica |
| Category : |
New World |
| Type : |
Arboreal |
| Country of Origin : |
South America |
| Adult Leg Span : |
12-13 cm |
| Growth speed : |
Moderate |
| Defense mechanism : |
Jumping and retreating |
| Diet : |
Insects, crickets, roaches |
| Temperature : |
23-27°C |
| Relative Humidity : |
75-80% |
| Recommended Experience Level : |
Beginner to Intermediate |
Pucallpa Pink Toe - Avicularia sp. Pucallpa1 ×R650,00
