Typhochlaena curimum – Paraiba Jewel Tarantula | Rare Arboreal Trapdoor | Live Arrival Guarantee| TDE

Product Description

Paraiba Jewel Tarantula (Typhochlaena curimum)

Meet the Typhochlaena curimum — the rarer, even more elusive cousin of the legendary T. seladonia. Hailing from the Atlantic Forest region of Paraíba, Brazil, this spectacular arboreal trapdoor tarantula shares the same jaw-dropping iridescent beauty as its famous relative, but with far fewer opportunities to own one. If you know T. seladonia, you know how special the Typhochlaena genus is — curimum takes that prestige to another level.

Why Typhochlaena curimum?

Exceptional Rarity: Significantly rarer in the hobby than T. seladonia — a true collector's opportunity
Stunning Iridescence: Shares the metallic, gem-like coloration of the Typhochlaena genus that collectors worldwide covet
Unique Arboreal Trapdoor Behavior: Constructs a silk-lined trapdoor retreat in bark crevices — a captivating hunting strategy unlike any other tarantula
Compact & Display-Worthy: Small species, often visible at the trapdoor entrance — more observable than most fossorial trapdoor spiders
Pinnacle of the Hobby: Owning a curimum is a milestone for any serious arachnid collector

Care Requirements

Care mirrors T. seladonia: arboreal setup with vertical cork bark, crushed leaf litter, and sphagnum moss for trapdoor construction. Keep humidity low, temperatures warm (75–82°F), and provide excellent ventilation. Feed appropriately sized crickets, roaches, or small insects. Allow substrate to dry completely between mistings.

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