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		<title>Nhen Dep Blue Earthtiger (Melopeous sp. Nhen Dep) 4cm Spiderling</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Melopeous sp. "Nhen Dep" , commonly known as the Nhen Dep Blue Earthtiger Tarantula is a rare specie famous for its exceptional size and its ventral (underside) of its legs showing iridescent blue colorations , which contrast with its patterns on its abdomen and overall body. </p><p>Size : 4cm Spiderling</p>]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Common name : Nhen Dep Blue Earthtiger Tarantula</p>
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<p>Scientific Latin name : Melopeous sp. Nhen Dep (Previously Ornithoctoninae sp.)</p>
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<p>Type : Old world – Fossorial – Jungle/Forest</p>
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<p>Temperament: Fast – Defensive</p>
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<p>Growth rate: Fast</p>
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<p>Natural habitat : South East Asia – Vietnam</p>
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<p>Temperature range : 22°C – 28°C</p>
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<p>Humidity : 65 – 80%</p>
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<p>Max Size : 20cm+</p>
<p>Diet : Crickets, mealworms, roaches</p>
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<p>Melopeous sp. &#8220;Nhen Dep&#8221; , commonly known as the Nhen Dep Blue Earthtiger Tarantula is a rare specie famous for its exceptional size and its ventral (underside) of its legs showing iridescent blue colorations , which contrast with its amazing patterns on its abdomen and overall body. Besides its stunning appearance they are reclusive , defensive , fossorial and fast making it a species best suited for experienced tarantula keepers. This striking species is an obligate burrower (fossorial) native to Southeast Asia in Vietnam and surroundings where it inhabits humid forests and jungle clearings. As a fossorial species, it spends most of its life deep within burrows in compact soil, emerging primarily at night to ambush prey. These burrows offer protection from predators, temperature extremes, and excessive humidity fluctuations. Its vivid blue coloration on its underside and their monstrous size makes them an exceptional specie to own . However its defensive nature and medically significant venom mean it is best suited for advanced keepers who can provide a secure and well-managed environment.</p>
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