Poecilotheria regalis (Indian Ornamental Tarantula) Skittish and striping formed by the

and striping formed by the hair growth (not coloration) at the end of the abdomen

Diet: Crickets

One of the more approachable species for newer keepers

Both sexes show stunning color once they hit around 1

incei (Incei gold) is the visual recessive expression of the recessive gene

Poecilotheria regalis (Indian Ornamental Tarantula) Skittish and striping formed by thePoecilotheria regalis (Indian Ornamental Tarantula) Poecilotheria regalis, commonly known as the Indian Ornamental Tarantula, is a large, highly patterned arboreal species known for its clean black and white contrast and larger size. Adults of this species feature a stunning white and black coloraiton with slight hues of blues and purples on that carace wiht the iconic laterial striping patten across the carapace and abdomen. Underneath the legs