Rose toed tarantula

The Chilean Rose Tarantula, also known as the Rose Hair Tarantula, the Chilean fire Tarantula or the Chilean Red-Haired Tarantula, is probably the most common species of Tarantula available in American and European pet stores today, due to the large number of wild-caught specimens exported cheaply from their Native Chile into the pet trade. The species is also known from Bolivia and Argentina.

Violet purple tarantula

MOULTING TARANTULA Spider on left, old exoskeleton on the right. Photographer & owner: "My nine years old female Chilean rose tarantula moulting. Prior to her moult she had barely eaten for two years. I was getting worried. She's about 6-7 inches from front foot to back foot. It's tough to measure her."

chilean rose tarantula

PINKTOE TARANTULA (Amazone-roodteenvogelSpin)

Chilean Rose looking very pink!

This is my newest Pet as of Nov 16th 2013. She is a Chilean Rose Hair Tarantula and I am getting another one (same kind) for Thanksgiving.. Looking forward to making my Tarantula collection bigger than what it is now I currently have 3 of them.

This is my rose hair tarantula :) her name is Reina ♡

Tarantulas

My rose hair tarantula

Mrs. Joséphine the mexican red knee tarantula ( Brachypelma smithi ) My big baby girl.

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pink toed tarantula

Rose-Hair Tarantula Skeleton

The Red Chile Rose is a species we recommend for your first Tarantula! This terrestrial species makes an excellent starter species and the most commonly kept Tarantulas. Its popularity is due to docile nature and ease of care and being pretty much bullet proof tolerating a range of conditions. This species doesn't mind cooler temperatures and most often aggressive specimens are a result of keeping this species to hot. It is best to keep these at room temperature during summer and then use…

My beautiful Princess pookey chilli rose tarantula