Brachypelma klaasi - Mexican Pink Beauty Tarantula
Brachypelma klaasi - Mexican Pink Beauty Tarantula
Brachypelma klaasi - Mexican Pink Beauty Tarantula
Brachypelma klaasi - Mexican Pink Beauty Tarantula

Brachypelma klaasi - Mexican Pink Beauty Tarantula

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Brachypelma klaasi (Mexican Pink Tarantula)

The Brachypelma klaasi, known as the Mexican Pink Tarantula, is a breathtaking terrestrial species celebrated for its velvet-black legs and vibrant pink to rose-colored setae on the carapace and knees. Native to Mexico’s Pacific slopes, this species is calm, slow-growing, and incredibly photogenic—making it one of the crown jewels of the Brachypelma genus. Its elegant contrast of deep black and shimmering pink makes it a must-have for any serious collector.

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🧺 Care Details
🌡️ Temperature 74–80°F (23–27°C)
💧 Humidity 55–65%, slightly dry substrate
🏠 Housing
Babies 1–4 oz deli with needle ventilation, moist but not wet substrate. FREE container if requested at checkout.
Juveniles 6–8" terrestrial setup with 3” of substrate, cork hide, and light foliage.
Adults 10–12” enclosure, 4–5” substrate, hide, and dry conditions with a water dish optional.
🍽️ General Diet
Crickets and roaches (Dubia, Red Runner, Lobster). Babies eat pre-killed prey. Juveniles and adults feed weekly or biweekly depending on body size.
📘 In-depth Facts
🕷️ Latin name Brachypelma klaasi
📛 Common name(s) Mexican Pink Tarantula
🌡️ Temperature 74–80°F (23–27°C)
💧 Humidity 55–65%
📍 Locale Western Mexico (Pacific slopes, near Jalisco region)
🏷️ Category Terrestrial; calm; occasional hair flicker
📏 Size ~6” female, ~5” male (DLS)
🪶 Urticating hairs Yes; mild irritation, rarely used
⏳ Growth rate Slow to moderate
🧭 Life span Females 25+ yrs; males 5–6 yrs
🍽️ Feeding Docile eater; prefers roaches and adult crickets
🎯 Recommended levels Beginner-friendly and ideal for display setups
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⚠️ Safety Disclaimer
Safety Disclaimer: Experiencing a tarantula bite is an extremely rare occurrence, and it's important to note that there have been NO recorded fatalities due to a tarantula bite. The venom potency varies across species, with Old World tarantulas generally having stronger venom than their New World counterparts. Within the Old World category, the Poecilotheria genus is known for having particularly potent venom.

It's crucial to approach tarantulas with respect and understanding. If you happen to get bitten, which is unlikely, the key is to stay calm. In most cases, the discomfort is superficial and subsides within a few minutes to a few hours. However, bites from species with more potent venom may result in symptoms lasting up to a week. Remember, larger tarantulas tend to have more venom than smaller ones.

Please be aware that I cannot assume responsibility for bites. Tarantula handling should be done at your own risk. In my 13 years of experience with these creatures, I have only been bitten once, by a species with highly potent venom. While the experience was painful, the symptoms had completely disappeared after a week.

Handle tarantulas responsibly, and always prioritize your safety and the well-being of the tarantula.