Aphonopelma seemanni (striped-knee tarantula) 0.66" velvet spider while larger specimens should have

while larger specimens should have access to a water dish

Syrian populations show significant genetic divergence from western populations and may represent an undescribed species

Heteropoda davidbowie

with smaller specimens often benefiting from more frequent offerings due to their hydration needs

is an arboreal tarantula native to the islands of Trinidad and Tobago

Aphonopelma seemanni (striped-knee tarantula) 0.66" velvet spider while larger specimens should haveSpecies Overview Aphonopelma seemanni, commonly known as the striped knee tarantula, is a medium sized terrestrial tarantula native to Central America. Sometimes also referred to as the Costa Rican zebra tarantula, this species is instantly recognizable by the bold cream to white bands encircling its otherwise dark legs, a characteristic reflected in both of its widely used common names. Typical coloration includes a dark gray to olive gray carapace