Argentina White RingSpider (Latin name: Eupalaestrus weinjenberghi), also known as the white-necked spider, native to Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, and is an uncommon pet species of tarantulas, their relatively small size and dull appearance make them Not very popular among enthusiasts. Therefore, there are few opportunities for this species to appear in the pet market. However, once it appears, the price is not low, which is in line with the old saying "what is rare is more expensive".

Not much information can be found on them, only that the place of origin basically overlaps with the pink zebra feet of the same genus, which belongs to the bordering part of tropical rain forest and grassland. The 3L juveniles that have just started to live independently are only less than 1 cm. There is nothing special about the gray-white ones, and they are good at digging holes to hide themselves. Adult color. Adult body length is 12 to 13 cm. The suitable temperature is 25-27°C, and the suitable humidity is 70%. It is recommended to use slightly damp peat, coconut brick, and clay as the substrate.

Because of its relatively low toxicity and small courage, it usually only runs away when disturbed, and does not often kick. If it is a large juvenile above 3 cm, it is very suitable for a novice to try raising it for the first time. It's just that if the same price can definitely buy a species with higher growth expectations. It should only be interested in this type of collectors who are looking for a collection type.