Theraphosidae sp. Kingfisher - Royal Blue Beauty - Female For Sale

T. Kingfisher (The Royal Blue Beauty)

A Stunning New Addition to the U.S. Hobby!

Introducing the Theraphosidae sp. Kingfisher, also known as the Royal Blue Beauty—an extraordinary and brand new species to the U.S. tarantula hobby! This striking New World tarantula is truly one of a kind, featuring a velvety exoskeleton adorned with dazzling pastel shades of blue, yellow, and orange. The result? A mesmerizing, trippy display of colors that makes this species one of the most unique and breathtaking tarantulas available. Furthermore, T. kingfisher will grow up to 3.5+ inches in diagonal leg span, and Theraphosidae sp. Kingfisher is a manageable yet visually stunning addition to any collection. This specific female, is a great eater and surprisingly calm for her size. From her humble beginnings—when I was feeding her literal springtails as a sling—she’s developed into a truly remarkable specimen with her full coloration now on display. With that being said, owning the T. Kingfisher means bringing a living work of art into your collection, one that turns every glance into a moment of awe. Its unparalleled beauty and rarity ensure that it won’t just occupy space in your care—it will transform it, becoming the highlight of your display. If you’ve been waiting to add something extraordinary to your collection, the Royal Blue Beauty is your opportunity. Don’t let this once-in-a-lifetime chance slip away—secure her now and experience firsthand why this species is already being hailed as a future legend in the tarantula hobby.

Experience level - Beginner 

Personality - Relaxed, Docile, slow moving 

Age - 11 months old 

Adult Size - 3.5+ inches DLS 

Current Size - 1.25+ inches DLS 

Growth rate - Slow to medium 

Care - As a sling to juvenile, this species likes to burrow then as an adult they act like a Terrestrial species completely abandoning there burrow! Thus, give this girl moist substrate as they are a dependent of humidity! Once she gets larger… Give her a water dish!