French Guiana bluetoothSpider (Latin name: Ephebopus cyanognatus), also known as the French New Guinea bluetooth spider, native to the French Guiana rainforest , a pet tarantula species known for its beauty, popular among enthusiasts quite high. As their names suggest, they have a pair of "Bluetooths". To be precise, their chelicerae are blue. With a yellow-green metallic belly, they are all colorful and distinctive pet tarantulas. There used to be an incorrect Chinese name for them called "New Guinea Bluetooth", but they are not produced there at all. They come from French Guiana in South America. The reason for this wrong name may be because French Guiana is also called French New Guinea, but the word "French" is removed, and their hometown is from South America moved to Oceania.

Chinese name: French Guiana bluetooth

Latin name: Ephebopus cyanognatus

Kingdom: Animalia

Species: French Guiana Bluetooth

As their name suggests, they have a pair of "Bluetooths". To be precise, their chelicerae are blue. With a yellow-green metallic belly, they are all colorful and distinctive pets The tarantula.

Although they are classified as burrowing tarantulas, they are different from the typical meaning Species of the Haplopelma genus that dig deep vertical burrows. They do like to burrow to build their nests, but prefer to dig a nest under rocks or bark. Therefore, it is advisable to provide a thicker substrate and a piece of bark or dead wood for shelter.