Bolivia Steel Blue is very difficult to breed. Their foot span is 20-22cm, or even larger. The chelicerae and part of the forelegs of adult male spiders are shiny blue-purple. The larger the female individual is, the more black it is, like black velvet, and its body is covered with bright red quills. This combination is also very beautiful. Unlike their relatives, Bolivian steel-blue larvae are undistinguished, lacking the characteristic "Christmas tree" pattern on their bellies that characterizes larvae of the same genus.
The steely blue stinging hairs of Bolivia are relatively effective on humans. After growing to a certain size, they may have certain Due to their aggressive nature, coupled with the relatively high price of the Bolivian Steel Blue, this is not a species suitable for beginners who have never been exposed to pet tarantulas before.
