Aphonopelma (Tarantulas)
Aphonopelma tarantulas are robust, slow-growing New World spiders found across the Americas.
Known for their calm demeanor and impressive lifespans, they’re a favorite among experienced keepers who
appreciate subtle beauty and long-term commitment.
This genus includes a wide variety of terrestrial species, most of which are burrowers. Though less colorful
than some Old World counterparts, their gentle personalities and adaptability make them rewarding to keep.
Aphonopelma Species List
| Scientific Name | Common Name | Distribution | Description | Care Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aphonopelma chalcodes | Arizona Blonde | USA (Arizona) | Docile, attractive blonde carapace, ideal for display setups. | Intermediate |
| Aphonopelma seemanni | Stripe-Knee Tarantula | Central America | Known for bold leg striping and skittish behavior. | Advanced |
| Aphonopelma hentzi | Texas Brown | USA (Texas, Oklahoma) | Common and hardy, often wild-caught; good long-term pet. | Intermediate |
| Aphonopelma anax | Giant Texas Brown | USA (Southwest) | One of the largest Aphonopelma species, impressive size. | Advanced |
| Aphonopelma moderatum | Rio Grande Gold | USA (Texas) | Attractive gold hues; shy and slow-growing. | Intermediate |
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