Say hello to this gorgeous Brazilian beauty and the Deadly Tarantula Girl while you learn about basic Nhandu chomatus care.. Is the N. chromatus the right tarantula for you? In this video we are covering the Nhandu chromatus or Brazilian Red and White Tarantula. I cover how I keep.
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The Brazilian red and white tarantula ( Vitalius chromatus) is a larger tarantula with a diagonal leg span of approximately 15-17 centimetres (5.9-6.7 in). The Brazilian red and white tarantula is noted for its white striped legs, beige to grey prosoma, and the reddish hairs on the opisthosoma. Males and females look the same until the.. Brazilian Red and White, Nhandu chromatus, tarantula molting. The act of molting is a usually stressful process that invertebrates go through to grow. Since they have a hard exoskeleton they literally have to break free of their old skin, revealing a new skin underneath. At the time of molting the new skin is still soft and pliable and once.
