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The Dolichothele diamantinensis, known in the hobby as the Brazilian Blue Dwarf Beauty, is one of the most visually striking dwarf tarantulas in existence. This rare Brazilian species displays a beautiful blue and brown coloration across its small but perfectly proportioned body, making it a highly sought-after gem for dwarf species collectors.
Despite its small size, the Brazilian Blue Dwarf Beauty is a hardy and rewarding keeper. It is an active species that is often visible in its enclosure, and its manageable temperament makes it accessible to hobbyists at various experience levels.
Quick Stats:
- Type: New World Terrestrial / Dwarf
- Adult Size: 1.5–2 inches
- Care Level: Intermediate
- Temperament: Skittish but manageable
- Venom: Mild — not medically significant
- Urticating Hairs: Yes
Husbandry Tips: Small, secure enclosure with coco fiber or peat substrate. Maintain moderate humidity — keep one side of the substrate slightly moist. Feed small crickets or micro Dubia roaches. Temperatures of 72–80°F. Provide a small hide or cork bark piece.
Rare, beautiful, and truly unique — the Brazilian Blue Dwarf Beauty is a standout addition to any collection.