Publisher's Synopsis
The Costa Rican zebra tarantula-an absolute necessity have for specialists-is local to the wild shrublands of Costa Rica, Guatemala, and Nicaragua. This bug (likewise called the striped-knee tarantula) is strikingly wonderful with a dark body, dark red hairs, white stripes on its legs, and orange spinnerets. These tunneling 8-legged creature live in enormous networks in the wild and utilize their tunnels to protect their bodies from the cruel temperatures of day and the diving temperatures around evening time. As a pet, the zebra tarantula is very simple to think about; it can adjust to a wide scope of day to day environments. In any case, because of its touchy nature, amateur creepy crawly attendants might need to begin with an alternate animal categories; this pet requires a transitional degree of care.
