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Darth Maul (Psalmopoeus Victori)

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The Darth Maul Tarantula is a striking New World arboreal from Mexico, famous in the hobby for its dark coloration and dramatic red-orange abdomen. Psalmopoeus victori is a fast, active species with an impressive feeding response and classic Psalmopoeus personality.

Behavior and Temperament: Fast, skittish and potentially defensive

Habitat and Environment Needs: Prefers a arboreal setup. Substrate: 2–3 inches of moisture-retaining substrate. Humidity: 65–75%. Temperature: 74–80Β°F (23–27Β°C).

Feeding: Feed on Crickets, dubia roaches, locusts and appropriately sized feeder insects.

Additional Information: No urticating hairs β€” defense relies on speed and threat displays

Darth Maul Tarantula Psalmopoeus victori
Category: New World
Type: Arboreal
Country of Origin: Mexico
Adult Leg Span: Approximately 5–6 inches (12–15 cm) leg span
Defense mechanism: No urticating hairs β€” defense relies on speed and threat displays
Diet: Crickets, dubia roaches, locusts and appropriately sized feeder insects
Temperature: 74–80Β°F (23–27Β°C)
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