Chilobrachys Tarantua specie Caresheets

This are large tarantula having a nasty behavior. They are known for being a constructive intense webber and not an ideal show specimen.

Chilobrachys Andersoni Caresheet

This specie is a native of Malaysia and a very aggressive tarantula. It is not recommended for beginners due to it very aggressive behavior.

Common name: Malaysian Mahogony/ Burmese brown

Class: Terrestrial

Temp/humidity:  75 to 80ºF / 24 to 27ºc for the temperature and  75 to 80% for the humidity

Housing: Floor space is more important than height

Substrate: four to five inches of substrate. On my enclosure I use a mix of coconut fiber/coco peat, vermiculite and peat moss.

Feeding: Slings: Pinhead crickets or mealworms (mealworms must have to cut into two)Larger specimens: Crickets, mealworms, pinky, roaches, or other large insects. Simple mist the tarantula everyday and feed once or twice a week.

Water requirements: For spider slings, misting the enclosure 2 times a week is enough. For adult, provide a water dish and misting the enclosure ones a week.

Growth: Fast grower tarantula

Size: 5 to 6 inches

Temperament: Very defensive

Chilobrachys huahini Caresheet

An old world tarantula from Malaysia and Thailand. It has a lightning fast speed and not suitable for beginners. 

Common name: Asian giant fawn

Class: terrestrial but also an opportunistic burrower 

Temp/humidity:  70F to 80F or 21C – 28C// humidity is medium 70 to 80%

Housing: Floor space is more important than height

Substrate: four to five inches of substrate. On my enclosure I use a mix of coconut fiber/coco peat, vermiculite and peat moss.

Feeding: Slings: Pinhead crickets or mealworms (mealworms must have to cut into two)Larger specimens: Crickets, mealworms, pinky, roaches, or other large insects. Simple mist the tarantula everyday and feed once or twice a week.

Water requirements: For spider slings, misting the enclosure 2 times a week is enough. For adult, provide a water dish and misting the enclosure ones a week.

Growth: Fast grower tarantula

Size: up to 6 inches

Temperament: Skittish and Defensive. It is very fast and nervous.

Chilobrachys fimbriatus Caresheet

The Indian Violet is a beautiful species in all stages of life. Starting out as a moroonish violet color (spiderling) and matures to violet, maroon with a "tiger" stripped rump. Not recommended as a beginner species, because of their aggressiveness and lightning quick speed. 

Common
name: Indian violet

Class: Terrestrial

Temp/humidity: temperature must be 25-30C. and humidity must be 80-100%

Housing: Floor space is more important than height

Substrate: four to five inches of substrate. On my enclosure I use a mix of coconut fiber/coco peat, vermiculite and peat moss.

Feeding: Slings: Pinhead crickets or mealworms (mealworms must have to cut into two)Larger specimens: Crickets, mealworms, pinky,roaches, or other large insects. Simple mist the tarantula everyday and feed once or twice a week.

Water requirements: For spider slings, misting the enclosure everyday is good since they come from a wet, humid area. Constant misting is a must. For adult, provide a water dish and misting the enclosure frequently.

Growth: fast grower

Size: up to 5 to 6 inches

Temperament:  semi-aggresive and skittish.