TERRESTRIAL GRAB N GO KIT: Chilobrachys natanicharum (Electric Blue Earth Tiger) 1.5"+

Chilobrachys natanicharum, commonly known as the Electric Blue Tarantula, is one of the most spectacular and recently described Old World species, discovered in southern Thailand in 2022. Its iridescent metallic-blue legs and carapace, paired with golden-tan abdominal tones, make it one of the most visually stunning tarantulas ever documented. This fast, fossorial species is native to lowland mangrove forests and coastal evergreen zones, where it constructs deep burrows reinforced with dense layers of silk. During daylight, C. natanicharum remains hidden within its retreat, emerging at dusk to hunt using its exceptional speed and sensitivity to vibration. Though defensive and not recommended for handling, it is a highly rewarding display species when provided with appropriate environmental depth and humidity. In captivity, it thrives in deep, moist substrate with consistent warmth, high humidity, and limited disturbance—showcasing its electric blue hues most vividly after fresh molts.

• Scientific Name: Chilobrachys natanicharum

• Adult Leg Span: 5.5–6.5 inches

• Country of Origin: Thailand (Chumphon and Ranong Provinces)

• Habitat: Lowland Mangrove and Coastal Evergreen Forest (0–300 m elevation); water-retentive soils with dense root systems, ambient temperatures 78–88°F, and relative humidity 80–95%, experiencing distinct wet and dry monsoon cycles

• Habits: Fossorial / Opportunistic Burrower

• Growth Rate: Fast

The Grab N Go Tarantula Kit includes a 1.5"+ spider, an acrylic enclosure, bug dirt (substrate and moss), and a cling (removable sticker) that identifies the species with a colorful photo and interesting facts.The dimensions of the acrylic boxes are 4.25" x 3.5" and ~ 3" tall for the terrestrial box and 3" x 3" x 6" tall for the arboreal box. They are stackable and slide open with a magnetic closure. Its a perfect mini spider habitat that is 100% ready for your pet store customer to take home. Buy 1 OR collect them all....over 100 species available and more coming soon!