Tarantula - Psalmopoeus victori - Mexican Red And Black Tree Spider - GNG - Unsexed

Psalmopoeus victori, commonly known as the Mexican Red and Black Tree Spider, is a striking arboreal species prized by experienced keepers. Alternately called the "Darth Maul Tarantula", this species features bold red and black coloration and an active, web-building temperament. Care Requirements: House in a tall enclosure (10-gallon breeder or equivalent) with vertical space for webbing. Maintain temperatures between 72–78°F with moderate humidity (60–70%). Provide cork bark, branches, or artificial plants for climbing and anchor points. Feed appropriately-sized insects (crickets, roaches) every 5–7 days; juveniles may require smaller prey. Water via misting or a water dish. Handle minimally—this species is fast and defensive. Temperament: Psalmopoeus victori are known for their speed and urticating hairs. They are not recommended for beginners. Bites are rare but possible if threatened. Lifespan: Females typically live 12–15 years; males 3–6 years. This is an advanced-level pet suitable for dedicated arachnid enthusiasts with proper enclosure setup and feeding protocols in place.