Phlogius Pseudo Crassipes Australian Tarantula - Yearling

Introducing the Phlogius Pseudo Crassipes, a unique and captivating tarantula species that stands out among its peers. What sets this spider apart is the “pseudo” in its name, which refers to its false appearance.

As a member of the Phlogius genus, the Pseudo Crassipes has a velvety black body with subtle variations in color. Its legs are thick and strong, allowing it to capture its prey with ease. Females can grow up to 17cm in leg span, making them a medium-sized tarantula.

What makes the Phlogius Pseudo Crassipes so unique is its false appearance, which is similar to other tarantula species such as the Phlogius Crassipes. However, upon closer inspection, one can notice distinct differences in their physical features, such as leg length and body shape.

The Phlogius is native to Australia, where it can be found in various habitats such as forests and grasslands. They are primarily nocturnal and feed on insects and small invertebrates.