Pseudhapalopus Sp Blue -Colombian Blue Dwarf (Sling)

Colombian Blue Dwarf Tarantula (Pseudhapalopus sp. “Blue”)
SIP Code: IL-NW-TE-S-012
Region: Colombia – tropical foothill rainforest

Lore Fragment
"In the shaded folds of Colombia’s rainforest floor, where silver light filters through palm fronds, this rare dwarf flickers like storm-lit obsidian. Pseudhapalopus sp. Blue is known to locals as the Rain Ghost—small, elusive, and dressed in thunder."

Overview
Pseudhapalopus sp. “Blue” is a rarely available dwarf tarantula known for its deep indigo hues, compact frame, and cryptic behavior. Native to Colombia, it weaves soft, hidden retreats and spends much of its time partially burrowed or shielded by silk curtains.

While its size may be modest, its visual contrast and rarity make it a sought-after species among enthusiasts of miniature morphs and low-profile behavior. This species is best for patient, observant keepers who appreciate quiet presence and subtle beauty.

Behavior & Husbandry

Temperament: Shy, reclusive, non-defensive

Webbing: Moderate—creates hidden burrow retreats

Speed: Moderate

Recommended For: Intermediate keepers or dwarf species collectors

Care Profile

Enclosure Type: Terrestrial, compact format with ample hiding space

Substrate: Lightly moist with leaf litter and silk anchors

Temperature: 72–78°F

Humidity: 70–80%

Mature Size: 2.5–3 inches leg span (measured tip to tip)

Growth Rate: Slow to moderate

Feeding Guidelines

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

Juveniles: Small crickets, twice weekly

Adults: Small roaches or crickets, weekly

All specimens are raised in climate-controlled rainforest microhabitats and ship with our Live Arrival Guarantee.

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