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Pink Zebra Beauty (Eupalaestrus Campestratus)

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An underrated gem, Eupalaestrus campestratus is all about mellow vibes, subtle beauty, and classic New World charm. It’s a hardy, slow-growing terrestrial that’s ideal for beginner and experienced keepers alike — especially if you want a spider that's gorgeous and unbothered by life.

Behavior and Temperament: Exceptionally calm, tolerant, very docile

Habitat and Environment Needs: Prefers a terrestrial setup. Substrate: 4–5 inches of substrate (dry top, moist bottom). Humidity: 65–75% — allow slight drying between mistings. Temperature: 70–78°F (21–26°C).

Feeding: Feed on Crickets, roaches, mealworms.

Additional Information: Kicks hairs if really stressed, but much less so than many others

Pink Zebra Beauty Eupalaestrus campestratus
Category: New World
Type: Terrestrial
Country of Origin: Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina
Adult Leg Span: 4.5–6 inches (11–15 cm) leg span
Growth speed: Slow
Defense mechanism: Kicks hairs if really stressed, but much less so than many others
Diet: Crickets, roaches, mealworms
Temperature: 70–78°F (21–26°C)
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