Trinidad Copper Top Tarantula (Spinosatibiapalpus trinitatis) – .25 inch
$120.00
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The Trinidad Copper Top Tarantula (Spinosatibiapalpus trinitatis) is an absolute standout dwarf species that brings an exquisite, metallic pop of color to any collection. This highly unique Caribbean native is famous for its shimmering, radiant copper-to-bronze carapace that gleams like a polished coin, beautifully contrasted by a dark, velvety abdomen and legs accented with delicate pinkish-red hairs.
Quick Facts
- Species: Spinosatibiapalpus trinitatis
- Size: 2.5-3 inch adult leg span (Dwarf Species)
- Lifespan: Females 10-12+ years | Males 2-3 years
- Growth Rate: Medium to Fast
- Temperament: Skittish and quick, but generally non-defensive
- Care Level: Beginner to Intermediate ⭐⭐
For keepers who love intricate web designs and active behaviors, the Copper Top is a joy to watch. While they are lightning-fast as spiderlings and will readily bolt if startled, they are a docile species that prefers flight over fight. They are incredibly industrious little engineers, creating beautiful webbing networks across the surface of their substrate and around their hides, making their enclosures highly dynamic and fun to observe.
Silk Road Note: This is a fascinatingly rare genus in the mainstream hobby, making it a stellar acquisition for collectors who appreciate unique taxonomy and dwarf species. Because they stay compact, they don’t require massive setups to thrive. They offer the stunning, metallic look of some of the hobby’s larger premium display specimens but fit perfectly into space-saving desktop nano-enclosures.
🏡 Care Requirements
Provide a terrestrial or fossorial-leaning setup with 3 inches of moist, well-draining substrate to allow for light burrowing, along with plenty of anchor points like small fake plants or cork pieces for their webbing. Maintain standard room temperatures (72-78°F) and moderate humidity. Keep the lower layers of substrate damp while letting the surface dry slightly, and provide a small, shallow water dish. Feed 1-2 small crickets or roaches weekly.

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