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Avicularia Bicegoi - Goliath Fuzzy Pink Toe - For Sale!

Avicularia Bicegoi - Goliath Fuzzy Pink Toe - For Sale!

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Size and Sex

Goliath Fuzzy Pink Toe (Avicularia Bicegoi) 

An Adorably Fluffy PinkToe

The Giant Fuzzy Pinktoe (Avicularia bicegoi) is a truly magnificent tarantula that stands out for its sheer size, thick plush appearance, and gentle nature. Reaching an impressive 7+ inches in diagonal leg span, this species is among the largest members of the Avicularia genus, making it a showstopper in any collection. Unlike smaller pinktoes, Avicularia bicegoi boasts a strikingly thick and robust build, covered in a dense layer of velvety pinkish-brown setae that give it an irresistibly soft, plush look.

Why choose this Tarantula?

Despite its massive size, the Goliath Fuzzy Pink Toe is incredibly docile, making it one of the best large arboreal species for handling. Unlike its more flighty cousins, the Giant Fuzzy Pinktoe tends to move slowly and deliberately, calmly exploring its surroundings with curiosity rather than darting away in a panic. This relaxed temperament, combined with its stunning fluffy appearance, makes it one of the most desirable tarantulas for both beginners and experienced keepers alike.

Rarely Offered within the hobby! 

Avicularia bicegoi is rare within the hobby, with only a handful of breeders working with the species, making opportunities to own one few and far between. If you’re looking for an iconic, oversized, and friendly arboreal tarantula that combines beauty, rarity, and handleability, this is the perfect species for you! This specific female is currently 3.5+ inches in leg span and has been feeding aggressively on large crickets once a week. Don’t miss the chance to own one of the most impressive and unique pinktoe species in the world—this gentle giant is ready to become the crown jewel of your collection!

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Species Profile

Everything You Need To Know At A Glance.
Experience Level
Beginner
Temperament
Extremely Docile & Confident
Type
Arboreal / New World / Giant / Pinktoe
DLS
Adult Size
7+” DLS
Country of Origin
Brazil
Life Span
♀15+ Years

Care & Husbandry Guide

🏠 Enclosure & Substrate

Provide a tall arboreal enclosure with excellent cross-ventilation, vertical cork bark extending toward the upper portion of the enclosure, and additional anchor points for webbing. Keep the substrate lightly moisture-retentive but never soaked. Because adults can exceed 7” DLS, plan for considerably more usable vertical and horizontal space than you would for a smaller Avicularia. Once specimens reach approximately 4” DLS, provide an appropriately sized water dish in addition to occasional light misting. Your existing listing likewise emphasizes an arboreal enclosure, cross ventilation, and vertical cork. 

🌡️ Temperature & Humidity

Maintain comfortable room temperatures around 70–75°F. As with your other pinktoes, prioritize excellent cross-ventilation over artificially high humidity. Avoid stagnant air and continuously saturated substrate. Light misting approximately once a week can provide drinking droplets while allowing the enclosure to ventilate and partially dry between applications.

 🍽️ Feeding & Water 

Offer appropriately sized crickets or roaches approximately once a week, adjusting according to appetite and abdomen condition. Your current 3.5+” female has been readily taking large crickets weekly, so this species can maintain an excellent feeding response as it grows. Provide a water dish once the animal is large enough, but also lightly mist part of the webbing approximately once a week to create accessible drinking droplets. Remove uneaten prey during premolt. 

🕷️ Species-Specific Care 

The Goliath Fuzzy Pink Toe is an exceptionally large, heavily built arboreal prized for its dense, plush appearance and remarkably relaxed personality. Your specimens have proven unusually calm and deliberate for such a large pinktoe, often choosing to slowly investigate their surroundings rather than immediately bolt. Give this species plenty of elevated structure and webbing anchor points and expect an established animal to construct a substantial retreat toward the upper portion of its enclosure. Its combination of enormous size, rarity, fuzzy appearance, and gentle demeanor makes it one of the most impressive pinktoes for a serious Avicularia collection.