Avicularia Juruensis M2 - Peru Purple Pink Toe (Sling)

Peru Purple Pink Toe Tarantula (Avicularia juruensis M2)
SIP Code: IL-NW-AR-S-008
Region: Eastern Peru – Amazon basin forest edge

Lore Fragment
"Near the edges of flooded Peruvian forests, where the river fog clings to bark, this spectral pink toe clings just beyond reach—legs tipped with lavender, body cloaked in midnight velvet. The locals say it never falls, never fails, and never forgets its perch."

Collection: Pink Toe Pantheon 

Overview
The Avicularia juruensis M2 morph is a rare Peruvian variant known for its bold violet hues, contrasted with deep black undertones. A slow-growing, arboreal species with a strong webbing instinct, it excels in vertical enclosures and becomes more visible with maturity.

This species is perfect for collectors who want a less common but manageable arboreal tarantula with personality and poise.

Behavior & Husbandry

Temperament: Skittish at first, but not defensive

Webbing: Moderate to heavy—constructs canopy hammocks and wall retreats

Speed: Quick when disturbed

Recommended For: Intermediate keepers with patience for a slow reveal

Care Profile

Enclosure Type: Full vertical arboreal with high anchor points

Substrate: Moist mix, with layered cork or root décor

Temperature: 72–80°F

Humidity: 75–85%

Mature Size: 5 inches leg span (measured tip to tip)

Growth Rate: Slow to moderate

Feeding Guidelines

Slings: Flightless fruit flies or micro crickets, 3 times per week

Juveniles: Small crickets or roach nymphs, twice weekly

Adults: Medium roaches or crickets, once weekly

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