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Vietnam Blue (Chilobrachys Dyscolus)

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The Vietnam Blue (Chilobrachys dyscolus) is definitely a hidden gem in the tarantula hobby. If you're a fan of fast, colorful, and exotic tarantulas, this species should be high on your radar. Known for its striking blue highlights and bold personality, it's one of the more rarely kept but highly prized tarantulas for those seeking something out of the ordinary.

Behavior and Temperament: Very defensive and fast β€” will flick hairs, and not afraid to throw a threat display

Habitat and Environment Needs: Prefers a fossorial setup. Substrate: 4–6 inches of coco fiber or peat moss for burrowing. Humidity: 60–70% (not too humid). Temperature: 75–80Β°F (24–27Β°C).

Feeding: Feed on Crickets, dubia roaches, superworms, and even small mice for full-grown adults.

Vietnam Blue Chilobrachys dyscolus
Category: Old World
Type: Fossorial
Country of Origin: Vietnam (found in dense, tropical rainforests of Southeast Asia)
Adult Leg Span: Around 5–6 inches (12–15 cm) leg span
Diet: Crickets, dubia roaches, superworms, and even small mice for full-grown adults
Temperature: 75–80Β°F (24–27Β°C)
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