Avicularia minatrix - Red Slate Pink Toe S/A Female

The Red Slate Pink Toe's name comes from its striking coloration, which includes a reddish-brown carapace and a beautiful pink coloration on its toes. The rest of its body is covered in a beautiful slate-gray color, which is sometimes interrupted by a faint pattern of lines or spots. Females are generally larger and more robust than males, with a more pronounced pink coloration on their toes.

As an arboreal species, the Red Slate Pink Toe is well adapted to living in trees and other high places. It creates a webbed retreat in tree bark crevices or other suitable locations, and spends most of its time hanging upside down in its web. It is a shy and docile species, and is generally considered to be one of the more docile members of the Avicularia genus.

The Red Slate Pink Toe is a relatively easy tarantula to care for, requiring a tall enclosure with branches and other climbing opportunities. It prefers a temperature range of 75-80°F (24-27°C) with a humidity level of 70-80%. As with all tarantulas, it should be fed a diet of live insects, such as crickets, roaches, and moths.

Overall, the Red Slate Pink Toe is a beautiful and fascinating tarantula species that makes an excellent addition to any tarantula enthusiast's collection.