Hemirrhagus (Tarantulas)
Hemirrhagus is a fascinating genus of tarantulas endemic to Mexico, many of which are adapted to cave environments (troglodytic).
These spiders display cryptic behavior, specialized habitat preferences, and are rarely seen in the hobby.
Their secretive nature, humidity requirements, and in some cases reduced pigmentation make them intriguing yet challenging for advanced keepers seeking something truly different.
Hemirrhagus Species List
| Scientific Name | Common Name | Distribution | Description | Care Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hemirrhagus cervinus | — | Mexico | Often found in forested environments; relatively secretive and fossorial. | Advanced |
| Hemirrhagus grieta | — | Mexico | Cave-dwelling species with reduced eyesight; extremely reclusive. | Advanced |
| Hemirrhagus mitchelli | — | Mexico | Known from cave and surface environments; long legs, pale appearance. | Advanced |
| Hemirrhagus chilango | — | Mexico | Rare and poorly known; likely adapted to rocky microhabitats. | Advanced |
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