Goliath Bird Eating Tarantula (Theraphosa stirmi)

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Goliath Bird Eating Tarantula (Theraphosa stirmi)Description: The Goliath Bird Eating Tarantula is the largest tarantula on the planet and is primarily solitary. Despite their name, they do not eat birds very often.. The color can range from russet brown to black with spines on their 3rd and 4th legs. Species: Theraphosa stirmi Origin: Field Collected Size: Largest tarantula on earth. Adults can get up to 10 12 inches Natural Range: Hot and humid climates primarily in the deep rainforests of South

Natural Range: Tropical and subtropical regions of Africa

Size: Adults reaching 8-13 feet

and each mud turtle will have a unique pattern on its shell

Food: Frozen thawed mice

Lifespan: Up to 20-30+ years in captivity with proper care

They are highly aquatic and only bask occasionally

Females are a purplish pink color

Natural Range: The dense humid forests of South America

The Blanding's Turtle is notorious within the field of longevity research

Sulcatas are famous for forming strong relationships with their keepers and are one of the most captivating tortoises in captivity

Species: Hemitheconyx caudicinctus

Natural Range: Papa New Guinea