Acanthoscurria antillensis was first identified by Pocock, 1903 This specie is native to Lesser Antilles (also known as the Caribbees) this are deep burrowing so better keep your substrate deep, This species is overall brown in color, lighter brown with a copper
colored sheen to it. This species needs constant supply of water, other keeping requirements are the same as Acanthoscurria Geniculata
| Tarantula Information | ||
| Regions Found: | Brazil | |
| Class: | Terrestrial | |
| Longevity: | Very Slow after 6 years, it can reach only for 4inches | |
| Adult Size: | 4-5inch | |
| Temperament: | Unknown | |
| Urticating Hairs: | Probably yes. | |
| Venom Potency: | Unknown | |
| Acanthoscurria antillensis Housing Requirements | ||
| Tarantula Housing: | Deep substrate should be provided for burrowing. Around 6inches deep will do. | |
| Temperature: | 24-28°C (75-86°F) | |
| Humidity: | 75% | |
| Special Requirements: | Regular Misting, | |
| Acanthoscurria antillensis Diet | ||
| Livefood insects such as crickets, mealworms, superworms, houseflies and other Small insects | ||
Photo Ray Gabriel © 2004
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