The Burgundy Goliath Bird Eater, also known as the Goliath Tarantula, is a large and impressive spider that can reach sizes of up to 30 centimeters in leg span. As their name suggests, they are capable of eating small birds and other vertebrates, making them a popular choice among arachnid enthusiasts. These tarantulas have a dark burgundy color with black fur on their legs and body, and their large size makes them a fascinating addition to any collection.

Origin: The Burgundy Goliath Bird Eater is native to the rainforests of South America, particularly in Brazil and Venezuela.

Temperature: The ideal temperature range for the Burgundy Goliath Bird Eater is between 24-28°C (75-82°F), with a humidity level of around 75%.

Housing: Keeping a Burgundy Goliath Bird Eater requires a spacious enclosure that allows them to move around freely. A terrarium that measures at least 30 x 30 x 30 centimeters is recommended. The substrate should be at least 10 centimeters deep to allow for burrowing, and hiding places such as cork bark or plants should also be provided. It is important to avoid overcrowding and to ensure good ventilation.

Feeding: Burgundy Goliath Bird Eaters are carnivorous and require a diet of live prey such as crickets, roaches, and other insects. Larger specimens can also be fed small vertebrates such as mice and lizards.

Lifespan: The Burgundy Goliath Bird Eater has a relatively long lifespan for a tarantula, with males living up to 6 years and females up to 15 years if cared for properly.

Behavior and Personality: The Burgundy Goliath Bird Eater is generally docile and does not pose a threat to humans. However, they can be defensive if they feel threatened, so handling should be avoided. They are also nocturnal and prefer to be left alone during the day.

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