Haplopelma robustum (Malaysia Blue Femur Tarantula) (Former 'Cyriopagopus robustus')
Haplopelma robustum (Ex. Cyriopagopus robustus) (Malaysia Blue Femur Tarantula) for sale
This is the true Blue Femur locality of H. robustum—an incredibly rare variant known for its dark body contrasted by vibrant blue femurs on the front legs.
Unlike the more commonly seen black locality, this version is highly sought after by collectors due to its rarity and stunning coloration.
A classic Old World fossorial species, H. robustum is fast, secretive, and defensive—perfect for experienced keepers looking to add a standout tarantula to their lineup.
Don’t miss your chance to own this elusive and visually striking specimen before it's gone!
Photo credit to Eric Reynolds
Haplopelma robustum (Ex. Cyriopagopus robustus) (Malaysia Blue Femur Tarantula) for sale
This is the true Blue Femur locality of H. robustum—an incredibly rare variant known for its dark body contrasted by vibrant blue femurs on the front legs.
Unlike the more commonly seen black locality, this version is highly sought after by collectors due to its rarity and stunning coloration.
A classic Old World fossorial species, H. robustum is fast, secretive, and defensive—perfect for experienced keepers looking to add a standout tarantula to their lineup.
Don’t miss your chance to own this elusive and visually striking specimen before it's gone!
Photo credit to Eric Reynolds
Original: $150.00
-65%$150.00
$52.50Description
Haplopelma robustum (Ex. Cyriopagopus robustus) (Malaysia Blue Femur Tarantula) for sale
This is the true Blue Femur locality of H. robustum—an incredibly rare variant known for its dark body contrasted by vibrant blue femurs on the front legs.
Unlike the more commonly seen black locality, this version is highly sought after by collectors due to its rarity and stunning coloration.
A classic Old World fossorial species, H. robustum is fast, secretive, and defensive—perfect for experienced keepers looking to add a standout tarantula to their lineup.
Don’t miss your chance to own this elusive and visually striking specimen before it's gone!
Photo credit to Eric Reynolds
