Chilobrachys huahini / asian fawn spiderling

Chilobrachys huahini, commonly known as the Asian Fawn tarantula, is a striking species native to Southeast Asia, renowned for its distinctive fawn-colored or tan exoskeleton and robust build. This tarantula is popular among enthusiasts for its relatively manageable size, typically reaching about 12-15 cm in leg span, and its generally calm demeanor, though it can exhibit defensive behaviors when threatened. It thrives in humid, tropical environments and requires an enclosure that mimics its natural habitat with adequate substrate for burrowing, proper ventilation, and a consistent temperature of around 24-28°C. Proper care, including careful handling and appropriate feeding (mainly insects like crickets and roaches), is essential for maintaining its health and ensuring a rewarding observation of this beautiful species.