Aphonopelma anax, commonly known as the Texas tan tarantula. This Tarantula is very desirable as a pet, due to its docile nature. Like most Aphonopelma species, it has a very slow growth rate. The Texas Tan is one of the largest tarantulas found in the United States, as it commonly reaches a leg span of 5 inches at full maturity, and sometimes reaches
6 inches.
Aphonopelma anax Care Sheet
| Tarantula Information (for a more detailed Tarantula care review see Tarantula Care Sheets | |
| Regions Found: | USA |
| Class: | Terrestrial |
| Longevity: | up to 30 years |
| Adult Size: | 10-12.5cm |
| Temperament: | Very Docile |
| Urticating Hairs: | Yes |
| Venom Potency: | Unknown |
| Aphonopelma anax Housing Requirements | |
| Tarantula Housing: | Floor space is more important than height, a deep substrate should be provided for burrowing at least 4". A good retreat is required. |
| Temperature: | Between 70-85°F |
| Humidity: | About 55-70% |
| Special Requirements: | No special requirements. |
| Breeding Aphonopelma anax Tarantulas | |
| Breeding Difficulty: | Unknown |
| Egg sac size: | up to 1000 eggs |
| Danger to Male: | Probable sexual cannibalism |
| Aphonopelma anax Diet | |
| Livefood insects such as crickets, locust, butter worms, meal worms, superworms, and Roaches. | |
| Recommended Pet Supplies for Aphonopelma anax | |
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