Psalmopoeus cambridgei (Trinidad Chevron Tarantula) Size:1.5" While not commonly seen in

While not commonly seen in the hobby

"Bach Ma" be kept

Omothymus sp

Mostly yes

The name 'megascopula' comes from an enlargened section of the tarantula's anatomy on the legs called the scopula referring to the last two section of the legs

Psalmopoeus cambridgei (Trinidad Chevron Tarantula) Size:1.5" While not commonly seen inPsalmopoeus cambridgei (Trinidad Chevron Tarantula) for sale This striking arboreal species from Trinidad is known for its vibrant greenish hues and intricate chevron markings along its legs and abdomen. Reaching a leg span of about 5 to 6 inches as adults, they are fast growing and impressive display animals. While not overly defensive, P. cambridgei can be skittish and quick, making them better suited for keepers with some experience in handling