Description

A speedy arboreal with fiery accents! The Costa Rican Orange Mouth (Psalmopoeus reduncus) is a New World arboreal species from Costa Rica, Panama, and Nicaragua, noted for orange chelicerae hairs and a chestnut-brown body. Fast-moving and reclusive, it builds silken retreats but bolts quickly when disturbed. Often defensive or aggressive if provoked, with unpredictable temperament—suited for intermediate to advanced keepers familiar with quick, arboreal Old World-like behaviours in New World species.