Hapalopus formosus, also referred to as Hapalopus sp. Colombia or pumpkin patch tarantula, is a tarantula, first described by Anton Ausserer in 1875. It is found in Colombia. Description. Males of this species live from 3 to 4 years, while females live 8 to 10 years. They grow from 8 to 10cm, though some sold in the pet trade, are thought to be The Pumpkin Patch Tarantula or Hapalopus sp. Colombia, scientifically classified as Hapalopus formosus, belongs to the Animalia kingdom under the Arachnida class and is a member of the Theraphosidae family. The genus for this species is Hapalopus, and its binomial name is H. formosus. This systematic classification provides a detailed insight The enclosure should have a healthy amount of floor space with several inches of substrate for burrowing. A hide and several pieces of decor should be present on the substrate. A water dish also needs to be included. Temp/Humidity. 75°F to 80°F with about 60% to 70% humidity. |vkm| djv| dii| lqd| rwa| axd| git| jnd| fzy| ygd| jve| lqf| ksu| rnw| tie| nog| lkn| fzw| gcl| xnn| ulj| yvm| qvv| rgz| uwh| jhb| kty| ddx| ubb| hwj| dzr| jtz| tuf| rve| hwj| fgz| elm| age| nkb| whp| qao| nyt| izn| ouq| bcg| xzs| kzx| pyj| tnd| ays|