Tarantulas of Chile

Tazeday

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Wild Grammostola Rosea (normal colour form) that I have Found here in Chile :)
Wrongly called “G.porteri” because it was exported under that name, but that dont have any scientific bases. The descrption of G.porteri is very bad and the drawings are very poor, no no one really know how a G.porteri is. Anyway, the most probable is that soon G.porteri will stop being a valid species.
 

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Venom1080

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I always thought porteri was this more grey one, and rosea is what is sometimes called G porteri RCF?
 

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Is this not sold as Euathlus sp. chocolate too?

The genus is such a mess.
 
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Tazeday

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wild juvenile Euathlus manicata (Ex Paraphysa scrofa). When they are juvenile’s they have that characteristic green colour on their cefalotorax, and when they grow bigger the colour change into gold. There’s a lot of different morphs in this species, that is also wrongly selled as “Euathlus truculentus”
 

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Information and pictures of the beautiful wild chilean tarantulas and their habitats :)
 

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GRAMMOSTOLA ROSEA NCF
The classic and most common form of G.rosea in Chile. Wrongly selled as “G.porteri”, but that dont have any scientific bases, its selled under that name just because in the past it was exported under it.
They live in dry places with some trees, they make their own burrows in the substrate or make them under big rocks.
Day Temperature: 5 to 35 celcius depending on the year station
Humidity: 40%-50%
 

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Tazeday

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EUATHLUS SP “VALPARAISO”
Common tarantula on the V region of chile, can grow up to 14-15 cms.
They live in humid places with native trees under big rocks, they dont burrow holes in the substrate.
In the past it was called Aphonopelma aberrans.
Day temperature: 10 to 25 celcius depending on the year station.
Humidity: 60%-70%
 

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EUATHLUS PARVULUS GCF
They share habitat with G.rosea, living in dry places with some trees.
They are wrongly selled as Paraphysa scrofa.
They live under big rocks or woods.
This species has a lot of different morphs.
Day temperature: 5 to 35 celcius depending on the year station.
Humidity: 40%-50%
 

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Tazeday

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EUATHLUS SP “TIGER”
Small tarantula that lives in the IV and V regions of Chile.
They live in semi-humid places with some trees and plants.
They are called “tiger” because of the lines in the abdomen that remembers to the lines lf a tiger.
Species very similar to Euathlus sp “fire”
Day temperature: 10 to 25 depending on the year station.
Humidity: 60%-70%
 

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Tazeday

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EUATHLUS PARVULUS BCF
They share habitat with G.rosea, living in dry places with some trees.
They are wrongly selled as Paraphysa scrofa.
They live under big rocks or woods.
This species has a lot of different morphs.
Day temperature: 5 to 35 celcius depending on the year station.
Humidity: 40%-50%
 

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Tazeday

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GRAMMOSTOLA ROSEA DCF
Just a morph of the classic G.rosea
They live in dry places with some trees, they make their own burrows in the substrate or make them under big rocks.
Day Temperature: 5 to 35 celcius depending on the year station
Humidity: 40%-50%
 

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Tazeday

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GRAMMOSTOLA ROSEA BCF
Just a morph of the classic G.rosea
They live in dry places with some trees, they make their own burrows in the substrate or make them under big rocks.
Day Temperature: 5 to 35 celcius depending on the year station
Humidity: 40%-50%
 

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Tazeday

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GRAMMOSTOLA ROSEA RCF
Just a morph of the classic G.rosea.
They are very common on the south part of Chile.
They live in dry places with some trees, they make their own burrows in the substrate or make them under big rocks.
Day Temperature: 5 to 35 celcius depending on the year station
Humidity: 40%-50%
 

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Tazeday

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EUATHLUS MANICATA
Common species in the south of Chile, you can find them fro the VI to the VIII regions of Chile.
Wrongly selled as Euathlus truculentus.
They live in humid places with native trees, under big rocks or woods.
This species has a lot of morphs
Juveniles has a characteristic green colour on the torax, when they get bigger, the torax turn golden.
Day temperature: 5 to 35 depending on the year station.
Humidity: 60%-70%
 

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All great pics. There are many beautiful Ts from Chile. Unfortunately the scientific classification is lacking.

Do you know if the geographical distribution of E. species Red, and E. sp. Yellow overlap at all?
 

Tazeday

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All great pics. There are many beautiful Ts from Chile. Unfortunately the scientific classification is lacking.

Do you know if the geographical distribution of E. species Red, and E. sp. Yellow overlap at all?
Well,the distributio of Homoeomma sp yellow is from the V region to the VI, while the desitribution of the H.sp red is in the South of the VI and in the VII y think
 
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