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Ardisia sp. (Brown) 玫瑰墨兰捕虫堇(2-4cm) This New World Terrestrial tarantula

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Ardisia sp. (Brown) 玫瑰墨兰捕虫堇(2-4cm) This New World Terrestrial tarantulaArdisia sp. Brown is suitable to plant in terrarium and paludarium. It is an excellent ground cover. The leaves of Ardisia sp. Brown are brown, and the texture of the leaves feels like hard paper or nearly leathery. The shape of the leaves is oval to oval obovate. The plant is suitable for cool climate and damp environment Prevent direct sunlight to avoid sunburnt of the leaves Don't water your plant frequently in hibernation made to prevent root rot

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Description

This New World Terrestrial tarantula is native to an ecological island within the Chapada Diamantina National Park in Bahia

8-12" (2-3 cm) / Shell: 1-1

and is recommended more than any other enclosure

Install the hook

red corona is easier to bloom than other hoya

Ardisia sp. (Brown) 玫瑰墨兰捕虫堇(2-4cm) This New World Terrestrial tarantulaArdisia sp. Brown is suitable to plant in terrarium and paludarium. It is an excellent ground cover. The leaves of Ardisia sp. Brown are brown, and the texture of the leaves feels like hard paper or nearly leathery. The shape of the leaves is oval to oval obovate. The plant is suitable for cool climate and damp environment Prevent direct sunlight to avoid sunburnt of the leaves Don't water your plant frequently in hibernation made to prevent root rot

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