Argentine BrownSpider (Latin name: Acanthoscurria suina), also known as Brazil brown spider, native to Argentina and Uruguay, is an uncommon species, the origin is Argentine white rings overlap. But only in southern Uruguay, while the latter is distributed throughout Uruguay. A small species in the genus Acanthoscurria, it is not outstanding in appearance, so it is not a very popular species, and it also creates a "rare is more expensive" situation.

The adult Argentine brown spider is 13-14 cm long, with a suitable temperature of 25-27 °C and a suitable humidity of 60%. It is recommended to use slightly damp peat, coconut bricks and clay as the substrate. In their native place, their food is mainly the larvae of some local beetles, which are considered a natural means of controlling the beetle population. There are also official research programs in Uruguay to study these native tarantula species. The aggression and toxicity are very small, and the speed is relatively slow, so it is a type suitable for beginners. Again, this is just a hobbyist who likes to collect pets tarantula species The kind that we will pay attention to.