The Chilean Fire Rose Spider, also known as the Chilean Rose Hair-legged Spider, is a common spider species mainly distributed in Chile, Argentina and Uruguay in South America. The Chilean Fire Rose Spider is larger, has red or pink hairs on its legs, and has a dark brown or black body. They are relatively docile spiders that do not attack humans, so they have become one of the pets of many reptile enthusiasts.
In addition, when breeding and trading Chilean Fire Rose Spiders, purebred varieties tend to have a higher market value. It should be noted that breeding and trading spiders need to comply with relevant laws and regulations, and must not violate relevant laws and regulations such as the Wildlife Protection Act, and attention must be paid to the welfare and health of animals.
