The Ornithoctoninae sp. Veronica Dwarf is an Old World tarantula known for its defensive nature and remarkable adaptability to underground habitats. This species requires a warm and humid environment, with a deep substrate to support its burrowing instinct. Its fast movements and potent venom make it a challenge for inexperienced keepers. Providing a secure and well-maintained enclosure is essential for successfully keeping this species.
Behavior and Temperament: Defensive and reclusive; capable of fast movements and biting when threatened.
Habitat and Environment Needs: Native to tropical environments in Vietnam; prefers high humidity and a deep substrate for burrowing.
Feeding: Insects such as crickets, roaches, and other suitably sized prey.
Additional Information: Suitable for advanced keepers due to its defensive temperament and specialized care requirements.
| Tarantula Common Name | Veronica Dwarf Tarantula |
|---|---|
| Category : | Old World |
| Type : | Fossorial |
| Country of Origin : | Vietnam |
| Adult Leg Span : | Approximately 12-14 cm |
| Growth speed : | Medium to Fast |
| Defense mechanism : | Biting; lacks urticating hairs |
| Diet : | Insects such as crickets and roaches |
| Temperature : | 22-26°C |
| Relative Humidity : | 75-85% |
| Recommended Experience Level : | Advanced |

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