The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Other. This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookies is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Necessary". The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Functional". The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". Set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin, this cookie is used to record the user consent for the cookies in the "Advertisement" category. This cookie is set by the Google recaptcha service to identify bots to protect the website against malicious spam attacks. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. They don’t grow extremely large, but make great display tarantulas. They become much calmer as they get bigger but note that they grow very slowly, so you might want to buy them at a decent size already if possible. When young, they might be a little skittish or nervous but this changes as they grow. You can use deep enclosures if you want because Eupalaestrus campestratus can sometimes be a re-decorator and will not only move things around, but they will create bunkers and mounds all over the place as they see fit. These are also beautiful tarantulas with their combination of “Zebra” striping on their legs and overall pinkish setae/hairs. They will sit out in the open for ages and do not get startled very easily. Just like Grammostola rosea – Chilean Rose, the Pink Zebra Beauty is also sometimes called a pet rock because they seem to have endless patience and a very laid back attitude overall. The Pink Zebra Beauty is quite a common name in the hobby because this is a very docile and hardy tarantula which is also a very good choice for beginners.
PINK ZEBRA BEAUTY TARANTULA HOW TO
Although I have never witnessed these tarantulas drink from the water dishes, it provides humidity for these tarantulaswhich is always essential for any tarantula. In general housing these tarantulas are pretty straight forward, so follow our guide on how to achieve this in our tarantula housingsection.Scientific Name: Eupalaestrus campestratus These tarantulas are burrowers by nature, so a piece of bark is a good start for introducing your tarantula to your terrarium. When thinking about the Ground cover/ substrate for these species, keep in mind that is should be at least 4 inches. The only one downside would be their slow growth rate, it would take around 4 – 5 years before your Eupalaestrus Campestratus reaches its full-grown size. This could be a turn off for most because of this longer wait time compared to other species. It has a very docile temperament and I mean really docile, rarely ever hissing or attempting to bite, which makes it an ideal introductory tarantula for beginners. The Eupalaestrus Campestratus is arguably one of the most beautiful species out there and is especially wonderful for beginners. A good way to maintain this is to overflow the water dish, this dampens out the substrate allow you to reach ideal humidity for your tarantula. Whereas humidity should also be kept around 70%. The recommended temperature for this species of tarantula is between 75 to 80° F. Making these tarantulas a really hardy species. Because of the natural habitat these tarantulas come from, they are more than used to harsh weather conditions, where there is heavy rain in the summer while almost non in the winter. One species of tarantula that have beginners often confused between the two is with the Chaco Golden Knee, however, the brownish-black and yellow striped markings close to its “knees” on the Golden Knee compared to the whitish markings on the Eupalaestrus Campestratus makes it easier to distinguish between them both. Originating from the Grasslands and savannahs of Paraguay, the Eupalaestrus Campestratus has a very distinctive look to them. In fact, it is ideal for a beginner hobbyist to start with. The Eupalaestrus Campestratus also commonly known as the Pink Zebra Beauty, is considered one of the most sought after tarantulas. How to care for a Eupalaes trus Campestratus
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