Female Ephebopus uatuman the emerald skeleton

Ephebopus uatuman, or the emerald skeleton tarantula, is a burrowing tarantula from Brazil known for its olive-green and khaki coloration with white-striped leg joints, and it's named after the Uatuman River. It's a fossorial (burrowing) species that builds extensive web tunnels and is known for being defensive and skittish, making it an intermediate-level pet. They require high humidity, deep substrate for burrowing, and are known for flicking urticating hairs from their mouthparts when threatened. 

Key characteristics

Common Names: Emerald Skeleton Tarantula, Emerald Skeleton Leg Tarantula 

Appearance: Olive to khaki color with white-striped leg joints; adults have orange legs with gold bands and a shiny emerald green abdomen. 

Size: Adults reach about 4-5 inches in leg span. 

Behavior: Fossorial (burrowing), heavy webber, defensive, and skittish. 

Defense: Uses urticating hairs from its mouthparts when threatened.