Brazilian Ash SmokeSpider (Latin name: Grammostola alticeps) distributed in Uruguay and Brazil. It is a ground-dwelling spider with an adult body length of about 14 cm. The suitable temperature is 26~29℃, and the suitable humidity is 60%~70%. It is recommended to use slightly damp peat, coconut brick and clay as the substrate. It's best to provide a shelter for it to hide, and don't forget to put a small plate for it to drink.

Chinese name: Brazilian ash smoke

Reproduction: Oviparous.

Habits terrestrial: Suitable temperature: 26-29 degrees. Suitable humidity: 60-70%.

Physical characteristics: 14 cm

Diet: Crickets, and occasionally can be fed with newborn white mice.

Care: For the ground spider, the substrate should be about 2 purulent soil, put a tree hole for him to hide in, and don't forget to put a small plate for him to drink water.

Diet: Crickets and new-born mice can be fed occasionally.