Ybyrapora (Tarantulas)
Ybyrapora is a small genus of arboreal tarantulas native to Brazil, split from the Avicularia group due to distinct morphological traits.
These spiders are compact, colorful, and known for their relatively calm temperament. They thrive in tropical forest environments and construct silken retreats among tree trunks, foliage, or bark.
Due to their manageable size, gentle disposition, and fairly simple care needs (for an arboreal species), Ybyrapora tarantulas are often suitable for intermediate hobbyists.
Enclosures should provide vertical space, moderate humidity, and ample ventilation.
Ybyrapora Species List
| Scientific Name | Common Name | Distribution | Description | Typical Size | Care Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ybyrapora diversipes | Brazilian Pinkburst | Brazil | Colorful species with pink and green hues; arboreal and docile. | ~4.5–5″ | Intermediate |
| Ybyrapora sooretama | — | Brazil | Small, reclusive species; less commonly seen in the hobby. | ~4″ | Intermediate |
| Ybyrapora gamba | — | Brazil | Rare and elusive; described in recent years and not widely kept. | ~4″ | Advanced |
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