Avicularia hirschii - Brazilian Phantom Pink Toe - For Sale

Brazilian Phantom Pink Toe (Avicularia hirschii) 

The Holy Grail for Avicularia collectors 

Introducing the Brazilian Phantom Pinktoe (Avicularia hirschii)—a breathtakingly rare gem in the tarantula hobby that stands apart from all other Avicularia species. With its ghostly blue legs, fiery orange accents, and the iconic black stripe running boldly across its abdomen, this species is truly one of nature’s most captivating creations. Unlike the more common pinktoe’s  the Brazilian Phantom Pinktoe possesses a beauty that shimmers under the light, in a mysterious, almost supernatural presence.

This species is extremely rare, with only a handful of keepers in the world lucky enough to own one. It reaches a modest yet elegant 4 to 5 inches DLS, making it one of the more compact Avicularia species—perfect for collectors who love arboreal tarantulas but prefer a smaller, more manageable size. While naturally skittish, the Brazilian Phantom Pinktoe is not defensive and prefers to gracefully retreat rather than stand her grown and defend herself. This makes it an excellent display tarantula for those who appreciate a mix of beauty and active movement.

General Care 

As an arboreal species, it thrives in a vertically oriented enclosure with plenty of ventilation and anchor points for its webbing. While it requires standard Avicularia care, its extreme rarity and one-of-a-kind coloration make it a true holy grail species for serious collectors. If you’re looking to own one of the most exclusive and visually stunning pinktoes in existence, the Ecuadorian Phantom Pinktoe is the ultimate prize. Don’t miss your chance to add this living work of art to your collection. 

Experience Level - Beginner 

Personality - Tolerant of handling, docile, non defensive and overall perfect for handling!

Adult size - 3.75 DLS (Diagonal leg span)

Current size - (Slings 0.5 inch) (Paired Adult Female 3.75)

Age - 1 month old

Lifespan - 12 to 15 years

Care - Keep this species like any other Avic, arboreal enclosure with plenty of cross ventilation, moist substrate for humidity, spray there enclosure down once a week and give them a vertical piece of cork bark!