Costa Rican Orange Mouth (Psalmopoeus reduncus) Gender & Growth Stage:Spiderling Molts can be problematic if

Molts can be problematic if humidity and hydration aren’t just right

Very fast breeders — populations grow rapidly

and an edge-of-your-seat personality

Great for display tanks — very photogenic in natural light

Excellent “first giant” species

Costa Rican Orange Mouth (Psalmopoeus reduncus) Gender & Growth Stage:Spiderling Molts can be problematic ifNative to the tropical forests of Costa Rica, Psalmopoeus reduncus is a striking arboreal tarantula known for its orange mouthparts and feisty temperament. Small but fast growing, this species is often considered the starter Old World style arboreal even though its a New World species (without urticating hairs). Quick Facts Common Name: Costa Rican Orange Mouth Scientific Name: Psalmopoeus reduncus Origin: Costa Rica Size: 4. 55. 5 inches (1114 cm)