Salmon Pink Bird-Eater, Lasiodora parahybana - Terrestrial Species

$36.00

Quantity Discounts: 1.5" - 36.00 ea.

Quantity Discounts: 1.5" - 36.00 ea.
1.5" - 36.00 ea.
1.5" - 2 Count - $68.00 / $34.00 ea.
1.5" - 3 Count - $90.00 / $30.00 ea.
Description

Salmon Pink Bird-Eater Tarantula (Lasiodora parahybana)

Salmon Pink Bird-Eater Tarantula for Sale – Lasiodora parahybana

The Salmon Pink Bird-Eater Tarantula, Lasiodora parahybana, is one of the largest and fastest-growing tarantula species in the hobby. Native to Brazil, this iconic New World terrestrial tarantula is famous for its massive adult size, heavy feeding response, thick salmon-pink setae, and commanding display presence. Juveniles grow rapidly into impressive adults with sprawling leg spans that can exceed 10 inches.

Despite their intimidating size, Salmon Pink Bird-Eaters are generally hardy and straightforward to care for, making them a favorite among keepers looking for a true giant species. Their active feeding behavior and explosive growth rates make them especially rewarding for hobbyists who enjoy watching a tarantula develop quickly over time.

At The Defiant Forest, our Salmon Pink Bird-Eater Tarantulas are captive bred and carefully raised to ensure healthy, well-started specimens.


Why Keep a Salmon Pink Bird-Eater?

  • One of the largest tarantulas in the world

  • Extremely fast-growing species

  • Hardy and adaptable captive-bred tarantula

  • Thick salmon-pink coloration across the legs and body

  • Impressive feeding response and powerful webbing behavior

  • Excellent showcase species for large terrestrial setups


Species Information

  • Common Name: Salmon Pink Bird-Eater

  • Scientific Name: Lasiodora parahybana

  • Origin: Brazil

  • Type: New World Terrestrial

  • Temperament: Defensive but manageable

  • Growth Rate: Very Fast

  • Adult Size: 8–10+ inch leg span

  • Lifespan: Females 15+ years, males significantly shorter

  • Experience Level: Beginner to Intermediate


Salmon Pink Bird-Eater Care

Enclosure

Provide a spacious terrestrial enclosure with deep substrate for burrowing and stability. While juveniles may burrow extensively, adults often become more visible and spend time out in the open.

Substrate

A deep layer of quality moisture-retaining tarantula substrate works best. Slightly damp lower layers with a drier surface help maintain proper humidity without creating stagnant conditions.

Temperature & Humidity

  • Temperature: 74–82°F

  • Humidity: Moderate to moderately high

Good airflow is important to prevent overly wet conditions.

Feeding

Salmon Pink Bird-Eaters are legendary eaters and will aggressively pursue prey. Feed appropriately sized crickets, roaches, or other feeder insects on a regular schedule.

Behavior

This species is known for rapid growth, strong feeding responses, and occasional defensive behavior. While generally not considered highly aggressive, they can flick urticating hairs readily when disturbed.


A True Giant of the Tarantula Hobby

The Salmon Pink Bird-Eater remains one of the most recognizable giant tarantulas in the world. Their sheer size, rapid growth, and bold feeding behavior make them a centerpiece species in any serious tarantula collection.

Browse our collection of captive-bred tarantulas for sale and experience one of the hobby’s ultimate giant species with the incredible Lasiodora parahybana.