Ybyrapora

This genus includes three accepted arboreal species from Brazil that were formerly included in Avicularia.

Genus and species: Ybyrapora diversipes

Common name: Amazon Sapphire

Given name: Oakley

Y. diversipes is an arboreal species native to Brazil. This species has beautiful coloration with blues, greens, purples, reds and oranges. Adults can reach 5 inches. They are considered to be fast and skittish.

Habitat: Amazon rainforest regions where it constructs webs in crevices and foliage.

Husbandry Notes:

Enclosure: 3x3x5

Sex: Undetermined

Life stage: Sling

Size: Approximately 1.25 in

Growth: Steady

Disposition: Fast and twitchy

Eating habits: Have not witnessed a takedown

Misc: Generally visible with a sling personality

Genus and species: Ybyrapora diversipes

Common name: Amazon Sapphire

Given name: Abbey

Y. diversipes is an arboreal species native to Brazil. This species has beautiful coloration with blues, greens, purples, reds and oranges. Adults can reach 5 inches. They are considered to be fast and skittish.

Habitat: Amazon rainforest regions where it constructs webs in crevices and foliage.

Husbandry Notes:

Enclosure: 3x3x5

Sex: Undetermined

Life stage: Sling

Size: Approximately 0.75 in

Growth: Steady

Disposition:

Eating habits: Have not witnessed a takedown

Misc: Generally visible with a sling personality