Theraphosa stirmi, known as the Burgundy Goliath Birdeater, is among the world's largest tarantulas, reaching up to 12 inches in leg span. Native to Guyana and Brazil, this terrestrial species thrives in humid rainforest habitats. Its striking burgundy coloration and impressive size make it a standout addition to any tarantula collection. Ideal for experienced keepers, T. stirmi requires a spacious enclosure with moist substrate and proper ventilation. Known for its defensive behaviors, including urticating hairs and stridulation.
Theraphosa stirmi, known as the Burgundy Goliath Birdeater, is among the world's largest tarantulas, reaching up to 12 inches in leg span. Native to Guyana and Brazil, this terrestrial species thrives in humid rainforest habitats. Its striking burgundy coloration and impressive size make it a standout addition to any tarantula collection. Ideal for experienced keepers, T. stirmi requires a spacious enclosure with moist substrate and proper ventilation. Known for its defensive behaviors, including urticating hairs and stridulation.
