Monocentropus balfouri (Socotra Island Blue Baboon Tarantula) (Communal Species)
Monocentropus balfouri (Socotra Island Blue Baboon Tarantula) for sale
A gorgeous blue and beige species from the unique and dry environment of Socotra Island. This amazing species is unique in both coloration and behavior, as it is one of the best species for communal setups!
This species features blue legs, with beige femurs and a grey to blue carapace on the females. There is a rumor that there are different lines that make the females have more blue carapaces, but in our observation, the blue on the carapace intensifies with age. Either way, this species is amazing and fun to keep.
This species is also well known for its heavy webbing nature and its tendency to make intricate shallow tunnels that it (or its housemates) reside in.
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Monocentropus balfouri (Socotra Island Blue Baboon Tarantula) for sale
A gorgeous blue and beige species from the unique and dry environment of Socotra Island. This amazing species is unique in both coloration and behavior, as it is one of the best species for communal setups!
This species features blue legs, with beige femurs and a grey to blue carapace on the females. There is a rumor that there are different lines that make the females have more blue carapaces, but in our observation, the blue on the carapace intensifies with age. Either way, this species is amazing and fun to keep.
This species is also well known for its heavy webbing nature and its tendency to make intricate shallow tunnels that it (or its housemates) reside in.
Look in the dropdown menu for more info on commuinals of this species
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$15.75Description
Monocentropus balfouri (Socotra Island Blue Baboon Tarantula) for sale
A gorgeous blue and beige species from the unique and dry environment of Socotra Island. This amazing species is unique in both coloration and behavior, as it is one of the best species for communal setups!
This species features blue legs, with beige femurs and a grey to blue carapace on the females. There is a rumor that there are different lines that make the females have more blue carapaces, but in our observation, the blue on the carapace intensifies with age. Either way, this species is amazing and fun to keep.
This species is also well known for its heavy webbing nature and its tendency to make intricate shallow tunnels that it (or its housemates) reside in.
Look in the dropdown menu for more info on commuinals of this species
