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Cyriocosmus Perezmilesi - Bolivian Dwarf Beauty - Adult Female For Sale

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Bolivian Dwarf Beauty (Cyriocosmus Perezmilesi)

A Brilliant Dwarf species

Introducing the Bolivian Dwarf Beauty (Cyriocosmus perezmilesi), a tiny yet breathtakingly vibrant tarantula with stunning aesthetics. Coming in a small package, this dwarf species only reaching a maximum leg span of just 2.5 inches DLS, making it one of the most compact yet visually striking tarantulas available in the hobby. If you’re looking for a tarantula that delivers both exquisite coloration and an incredibly docile temperament, the Bolivian Dwarf Beauty is the perfect addition to your collection. With a striking contrast of fiery reds, deep blues, and metallic black, this tarantula’s coloration is nothing short of mesmerizing. The carapace glows with warm coppery hues, while its legs shimmer with an iridescent blue sheen, making it look like a living gemstone. The real showstopper, however, is its abdomen, adorned with bold black markings and soft, velvet-like hairs that add to its regal appearance. This species is a must-have for any collector who values rare and uniquely beautiful tarantulas.

Docile Dwarf Species!

Despite its dazzling appearance, the Bolivian Dwarf Beauty is one of the most relaxed and easygoing tarantulas you can own. Unlike many other dwarfs that tend to be secretive or skittish, this species is bold and confident, often spending time out in the open where its beauty can be fully admired. Its calm demeanor and lack of defensive behavior make it a fantastic choice for beginners or anyone who appreciates a stress-free, low-maintenance pet tarantula. If you’re looking to add a rare, colorful, and easy-to-care-for tarantula to your collection, the Bolivian Dwarf Beauty is an unbeatable choice. Its mix of size, color, confidence, and charm makes it one of the most sought-after dwarf tarantulas in the hobby. Don’t miss out on owning one of the most exquisite and enchanting tarantulas available today!

Experience Level - Beginner

Personality - Tolerant of handling and non-defensive

Lifespan - 12+ years

Adult size - 2.5+ inches DLS

Growth rate - Fast

Cyriocosmus Perezmilesi Care - Keep this species in a terrestrial enclosure with at least half of their substrate is moist and once they become over an inch in DLS, give them a water dish!

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Species Profile

Everything You Need To Know At A Glance.

Experience Level

Beginner

Temperament

Docile & Shy

Type

Terrestrial / New World / Dwarf

Adult Size

2–2.5+” DLS

Country of Origin

Bolivia

Life Span

♀10–12+ Years

Care & Husbandry Guide

🏠 Enclosure & Substrate

A small terrestrial enclosure with 1-2 inches of compactable substrate works great for adults. Add a small piece of cork bark as a starter hide and expect them to dig underneath it, web the surrounding area, and create their own tunnel system. Because they’re a true dwarf species, even an adult female can comfortably live in a relatively compact enclosure.

🌡️ Temperature & Humidity

Keep this species around 72–78°F with moderate moisture and good ventilation. They prefer more moisture than dry-growing Mexican species, so keep the lower substrate slightly moist while allowing the surface to partially dry between waterings. Avoid completely dry conditions, but don’t keep the enclosure swampy or stagnant either.

🍽️ Feeding & Water

These are excellent eaters with a surprisingly strong feeding response for their size. Slings and juveniles can be offered small crickets or roaches 1–2 times per week, while adults do well with small prey about once a week. Keep a small water dish available for larger specimens and remove uneaten prey during premolt.

🕷️ Species-Specific Care

Cyriocosmus perezmilesi are easy to care for and make a great choice for anyone wanting a colorful dwarf species. They appreciate a terrestrial setup with plenty of substrate for digging, a small hide, and slightly moist conditions. Despite their tiny size, they are active little tarantulas that web and burrow heavily and can become surprisingly confident once established.