Lasiodora parahybana – Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeater | Massive New World Giant | TDE

NOTE: Please read our live arrival guarantee & shipping policies prior to ordering. At checkout you will be asked to schedule a shipping day to SHIP your animal. Lasiodora parahybana — Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeater Few tarantulas command a room like Lasiodora parahybana. The Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeater is one of the largest tarantulas in the world, typically reaching leg spans of 8–10 inches, with exceptional specimens pushing 11 inches. Native to the humid Atlantic Forest regions of northeastern Brazil, this species is a titan of the hobby — and one of the most sought-after New World giants for good reason. The name says it all: dense, bristling setae in warm salmon-pink tones wash across the legs and abdomen, contrasting against a rich dark carapace. Under good lighting, the coloration is genuinely stunning — the kind of spider that stops visitors in their tracks. Despite its imposing size, L. parahybana is a relatively fast-growing, hardy species that eats aggressively and settles in well, making it an excellent centerpiece specimen for intermediate keepers ready to step up to a true giant. Species: Lasiodora parahybana Common Name: Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeater Origin: Brazil (Paraíba state, Atlantic Forest) Type: New World Terrestrial Tarantula Adult Leg Span: Typically 8–10 inches; exceptional specimens reaching 11 inches Temperament: Defensive but manageable; urticating hairs present — handle with care Growth Rate: Fast Care Level: Intermediate Housing: Terrestrial setup with deep substrate; floor space prioritized over height Diet: Large crickets, roaches, and pre-killed prey items appropriate to size Lifespan: Females 15–20+ years; males 3–5 years All specimens are covered by our Live Arrival Guarantee. Photo or video documentation is required for any DOA claim. Please review our full policy prior to purchase.