Psalmopoeus cambridgei (Trinidadian chevron tarantula) 0.75" Eresus sp. 'balcanicus' Grammostola rosea ‘NCF’ thrives in

Grammostola rosea ‘NCF’ thrives in a well-ventilated terrestrial enclosure with adequate floor space

Lifespan: Males approximately 2–3 years

Enclosures should be secure with a tight-fitting

Provide cork bark or similar enclosure features that allow the centipede to establish burrows beneath them

Water: Lightly moisten part of the substrate as needed and provide water droplets on the walls for spiderlings

Psalmopoeus cambridgei (Trinidadian chevron tarantula) 0.75" Eresus sp. 'balcanicus' Grammostola rosea ‘NCF’ thrives inSpecies Overview Psalmopoeus cambridgei, commonly known as the Trinidad chevron tarantula, is an arboreal tarantula native to the islands of Trinidad and Tobago. Mature females are recognized by their olive to olive gray body coloration, olive green carapace, and pale abdomen marked by a dark median stripe crossed with subtle chevron shaped markings. As one of the largest members of the genus, P. cambridgei is well known for its impressive adult size,