Cyriopagopus spec. “hati hati”

Further product information

Product weight110 g

Simple

Indonesia

KL 6 CM

25-28 °C

Cyriopagopus spec. ‘Hati Hati’: The dazzling acrobat of the rainforest

Cyriopagopus spec. “hati hati”, known for its remarkable presence and impressive character, is an arboreal tarantula from Southeast Asia. The name “hati hati”, which translates from Indonesian as “be careful”, indicates the caution required when caring for these fascinating tarantulas. This species is characterized by its striking colours and dynamic behaviour, making it a highlight in any terrarium.

The Cyriopagopus spec. “hati hati” has a robust body with long, strong legs that enable it to navigate skillfully in its arboreal habitat. The basic coloration of this spider can range from deep brown to a dark grey, often accentuated by shimmering metallic blue or purple tones on the legs and carapace, which are particularly effective under direct light.

A vertically oriented terrarium measuring 20 x 20 x 30 cm is ideal for keeping this tree-dwelling spider, offering plenty of climbing opportunities such as branches, pieces of bark and robust plants. This decoration allows the spider to live out its natural climbing instincts.

Cyriopagopus spec.

The substrate should be kept slightly moist to ensure high humidity, which is essential for the spider’s health.

The temperature in the terrarium should be between 25 and 28 degrees Celsius, with a humidity of around 70 to 80 percent. Good ventilation is crucial to prevent mold growth while maintaining an appropriate humidity level. Springtails as floor police will also help you to clean up garbage.

The diet of the Cyriopagopus spec. “hati hati” should be varied and may include insects such as crickets, cockroaches and grasshoppers, depending on the size of the spider. A balanced diet not only supports growth, but also the general well-being of the spider.

Keeping the Cyriopagopus spec. “hati hati” gives you the opportunity to observe and care for an exotic and impressive animal. With careful care and a well-established habitat, this spider is sure to become a fascinating inhabitant of your collection.