Homoeomma (Tarantulas)
Homoeomma is a South American tarantula genus with a reputation for vibrant coloration and calm behavior in some species.
Native to countries like Chile, Argentina, and Brazil, they tend to prefer cooler temperatures and higher elevations.
Some species in this genus, such as the strikingly colored H. chilensis, have become more sought after in the hobby,
though most are still considered uncommon and better suited for keepers with intermediate to advanced experience.
Homoeomma Species List
| Scientific Name | Common Name | Distribution | Description | Care Level |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Homoeomma chilensis | Chilean Copper | Chile | Calm, copper-hued species; ideal for cooler setups. | Intermediate |
| Homoeomma orellanai | — | Argentina | Dark coloration, rarely seen in the hobby; reclusive. | Advanced |
| Homoeomma montanum | — | Argentina | Adapted to cooler mountainous regions; sensitive to heat. | Advanced |
| Homoeomma bicolor | — | Argentina | Rarely kept; features distinct bicolored legs and body. | Advanced |
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