Female Ephebopus uatuman the emerald skeletonEphebopus uatuman, or the emerald skeleton tarantula, is a burrowing tarantula from Brazil known for its olive green and khaki coloration with white striped leg joints, and it's named after the Uatuman River. It's a fossorial (burrowing) species that builds extensive web tunnels and is known for being defensive and skittish, making it an intermediate level pet. They require high humidity, deep substrate for burrowing, and are known for flicking

Scolopendra aztecorum

highly sought-after species of giant centipede

Behavior: Fossorial (burrowing)

Growth Rate: Fast

and medically significant venom

adults have orange legs with gold bands and a shiny emerald green abdomen

Size: Adults typically reach 3

It's a popular but challenging pet for experienced keepers due to its speed

Size: Females can reach a 5-inch legspan

They require a deep

or the Mexican Redleg Tarantula

and while their venom is mild