Tarantula - G. grossa Guarani Giant Tarantula - GNG - UnsexedThe Guarani Giant Tarantula (G. grossa) is a robust, fast growing species prized by experienced keepers. Native to South America, these impressive tarantulas can reach leg spans of 56 inches and live 1215 years in captivity. Housing: Provide a terrestrial enclosure with 46 inches of substrate (coconut husk or peat moss) for burrowing. A 10 gallon tank or equivalent works well for adults. Maintain temperatures between 7278F and moderate humidity

Feed vegetable scraps

Bold jumping spiders (Phiddipus audax) are compact

adults may feed less frequently

Venom is mild but bites are painful

and ready to be a part of your family

Feed appropriately-sized insects like fruit flies or small crickets 2-3 times weekly

Temperament & Handling: Generally docile and slow-moving

Handle minimally

Feed juveniles weekly

they're less frugivorous than crested geckos but benefit from occasional fruit supplementation

Hands down the shyest ball python we have currently

This Kermit x Sophia kid is definitely of the green persuasion and is expected to pop in color as it develops