Ybyrapora gamba
Ybyrapora • Theraphosidae

A small Brazilian arboreal, reclassified out of Avicularia in 2017 — its care is still classic pinktoe: tall, well-ventilated, lightly moist, with large anchor leaves/cork it likes to tube-web onto. Notably jumpy and sensitive to air currents. Strong cross-ventilation is essential for this group — stagnant, overly wet air (not low humidity) is the usual cause of sudden 'Avic' losses. Has urticating hairs but rarely kicks them; it would sooner bolt, jump, or fire a fecal stream. Fast but not aggressive; mild venom.
Temperature
75-82°F
Humidity
70-85%
Prey size: —
Type
arboreal
Adult Size
3.5-4 inches
Growth Rate
medium
Native Region
Brazil
Temperament
skittish; jumps; sensitive to breezes
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