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Lasiodora parahybana

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"Brazilian salmon pink birdeater"

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Name: Gremlin
Sex: unknown
Age: juvenile
 
Lasiodora parahybana is a terrestrial tarantula that originates from the tropical rainforests of eastern Brazil. This species is one of the largest species in the world, some growing to the size of a small dinner plate (10"). They are fast growers and ravenous eaters. Gremlin has NEVER turned down a cricket ever and has grown leaps and bounds with every molt. They are fast moving, active and can be aggressive. The common name, "Salmon Pink" comes from the salmon pink hairs that stick out here and there on the tarantula.
 

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