Xenesthis sp Tenebris – Monstrosa - Monster tarantula

🕷️ Xenesthis sp. "Tenebris" – Monstrosa ***PHOTO is of a MATURE male... females do not look like that.  males are more vibrant, but ONLY at sexual maturity.  I will get some photos of my females soon **** Also known as the Colombian Black Flame This is the darker, moodier sibling in the Xenesthis family—and it lives up to the name Tenebris, meaning “dark” or “shadowy.” Thick, heavy-bodied, with a satin black appearance and an eerie violet-blue underflash on the legs, this species has that perfect combination of mystery and power. Less flashy than Xenesthis sp. "Blue", but every bit as captivating. A true beast once fully grown. 🕸️ Care Details: Temperature: 72°F to 78°F is ideal. This species is from high-elevation Colombian forests and prefers slightly cooler temps. Humidity: Keep humidity around 75–80%. I use moist substrate with good airflow—avoid waterlogging the enclosure. Housing (Terrestrial species): Babies: A 1oz to 4oz deli container with pinhole ventilation is perfec