Brazillian Black Tarantula

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The Brazilian Black Tarantula boasts a striking appearance characterized by its jet-black exoskeleton.

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The Scientific name of Brazillian Black is Grammostola Pulchra

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It is also known as "The black labrador of tarantulas”

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It is also known as "Uruguay Black Beauty"

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Owing to its docile nature, it is often called as “Zen Master “ of Tarantula World.

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These are the most calm and non-aggressive tarantulas amongst others.

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The Slings of Brazillian Black are not like their adults. These get Black color after some molts!!

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