Psalmopoeus victori (Darth Maul Tarantula) Old World Fossorial Behavior: A true deep

Fossorial Behavior: A true deep burrower that will excavate serious tunnel systems given sufficient substrate depth

Slings are notably hardy for an arboreal Old World

A VERY rare opportunity to get a female that I have grown up over the last few years

Photo credit to Exoskeleton Invertebrates

the Peruvian Blonde showcases a light golden carapace with contrasting darker legs and a calm disposition

Psalmopoeus victori (Darth Maul Tarantula) Old World Fossorial Behavior: A true deepPsalmopoeus victori (Darth Maul Tarantula Mexican Half & Half) Psalmopoeus victori is one of the most visually distinct arboreal species in the hobby, known for its bold split coloration that immediately draws attention. The front half of the body the carapace, front legs, and femurs is a deep matte black, while the abdomen and rear legs shift into a rich red layered with darker hairs that give it a slightly smoked, velvety look. The transition