Theraphosinae sp. 'Chorillo Grande' Tarantula *NEW* Large Species (7"+) Great Display Species: An active

Great Display Species: An active hunter that spends real time visible near its retreat rather than staying permanently out of sight

while the abdomen and rear legs shift into a rich red layered with darker hairs for a smoked

This species is not like others in the genus

The name 'megascopula' comes from an enlargened section of the tarantula's anatomy on the legs called the scopula referring to the last two section of the legs

Theraphosinae sp. 'Chorillo Grande' Tarantula *NEW* Large Species (7"+) Great Display Species: An activeTheraphosinae sp. 'Chorillo Grande' Theraphosinae sp. 'Chorillo Grande' is an undescribed South American terrestrial that arrived in the US hobby in 2026 alongside its close relative Theraphosinae sp. 'Chorillo Chica' and in person it may be the more visually striking of the two. Adults develop a vivid orange abdominal patch that pops hard against a darker body, with rust colored striping running down the legs that gives the animal a clean, painterly