Euathlus sp. Marado - Chilean Royal Indigo - Extremely RARE! Euathlus truculentus this species thrives at lower

this species thrives at lower temperatures than most tarantulas

The abdomen glows with fiery orange hairs while the legs show alternating bands of warm copper

and ombre of purples and blues on its body give it a near-mythical appearance

the Sabah Blue is straightforward to maintain when its natural arboreal lifestyle is replicated

Euathlus sp. Marado - Chilean Royal Indigo - Extremely RARE! Euathlus truculentus this species thrives at lowerChilean Royal Indigo Euathlus sp. Marado A Docile Grape with 8 Legs! Very little is known about Euathlus sp. Marado, and that mystery only adds to its allure. What we do know is enough to turn heads: this is one of the most visually mesmerizing and temperamentally gentle species in the entire tarantula hobby. Native to a remote region of Chile and virtually unknown outside of a few small breeding projects, the Chilean Royal Indigo is as rare as it is