TERRESTRIAL GRAB N GO KIT: Brachypelma albiceps (Mexican Golden Red-rump) 1.5"+

Brachypelma albiceps, known as the Mexican Golden Red Rump Tarantula, is a stunning terrestrial species endemic to the dry tropical forests and scrublands of Guerrero and Morelos, Mexico. This species is easily recognized by its golden-blonde carapace that contrasts beautifully against its deep crimson abdomen and dark legs—making it one of the most visually captivating Brachypelma species. In the wild, B. albiceps constructs silk-lined burrows beneath rocks, roots, or within compact earthen banks, where it maintains a stable, humid microclimate during Mexico’s long dry season. It is primarily nocturnal and spends daylight hours hidden within its retreat, emerging at dusk to ambush passing insects. Docile, deliberate, and long-lived, this species is a classic example of New World calmness and an ideal choice for both collectors and beginner keepers. In captivity, it thrives with moderately dry substrate, seasonal misting, and a secure hide that mimics the stability of its native burrows.

• Scientific Name: Brachypelma albiceps

• Adult Leg Span: 5–6 inches

• Country of Origin: Mexico (Guerrero, Morelos)

• Habitat: Tropical Dry Forest and Scrubland (600–1,200 m elevation); compact clay and loamy soils with sparse vegetation, warm days averaging 78–90°F, cooler nights around 68°F, and humidity between 55–70%, with seasonal monsoon rains from June to September

• Habits: Terrestrial / Burrowing

• Growth Rate: Slow to Moderate

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!