'Curly Hair Tarantula (Tliltocatl/Brachypelma albopilosum) Care & Husbandry'

11:22 Apr 17, 2021 3 3

'In this video I cover care, husbandry, and feeding for the Tliltocatl (formerly Brachypelma) albopilosum , also known as the Nicaraguan or Honduran Curly Hair Tarantula. I discuss the care, husbandry, feeding, enclosures and differences between types of this tarantula. This includes handling, temperature,  humidity, set up, substrate, lifespan, and size for spiderlings, juveniles and adult tarantulas. As well as the recent name change from Tliltocatl from Brachypelma. I cover essentially everything you need to know about set up and taking care of your tarantula. This is the thirty ninth episode in a weekly series called Tarantula Tuesday. I will be highlighting one species each week covering basic information, husbandry and care. If you found this video helpful and/or entertaining, please hit the like button so new keepers can find this content further down the road. I have Tarantula Collective T-shirts, Stickers, Hoodies, and all kinds of different merh available for purchase...check the link out down below. The other links for items for sale on Amazon are affiliate links (as well as the Tarantula Collective storefront on Amazon), if you use, also help support this channel! Be sure to join our Facebook group, The Tarantula Collective, to continue the conversation and follow @the_tarantula_collective on Instagram for daily pictures of tarantulas from my collection.  

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