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Collected from the wild and settled in at Big Z's before it ships. Many species, adults especially, are rarely bred in captivity.
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About this Fella
Long Na Earth Tiger Tarantula for sale from Big Z's (Ornithoctoninae sp. "Long Na"). Comes with a Spice rating and a care guide, and ships packed for the weather.
A stocky earth tiger with charcoal legs and warm brown contrast.
The Long Na Earth Tiger, Ornithoctoninae sp. "Long Na", has a tan-brown carapace above dark legs, with pale joints picking out the shape of each limb. The broad, solid build gives this form its appeal even without bright colors. These are offered at a 4-5 inch leg span, for experienced keepers; we classify this form as highly defensive.
Spice Level 5: Extreme. For this trade form, our starting point is broader moisture-dependent Asian tarantula care: deep, firm substrate, a sheltered cork retreat, a lightly damp lower layer, and good ventilation. Keep a water dish available and house each spider separately. Enclosure maintenance should be planned, with tools and a catch cup within reach; no handling. The Big Z's care guide covers practical enclosure preparation, feeding, and protecting an occupied retreat during a molt.
Full care is in the care guide. It covers enclosure size, temperature, humidity, feeding, molting signs and handling limits for this species. Read the Advanced guide, or the shorter Simple guide →
- Lane
- Spice 5 · Extreme
- Source
- WC: wild caught.
- Handling
- None. Forceps and a catch cup for all maintenance.
- Before it ships
- Big Z confirms every Spice 5 order with the keeper before ship day.
Long Na Earth Tiger Tarantula (Ornithoctoninae sp. "Long Na")
Tarantula
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- Venom
- Venom concerns
- Very hostile behavior
- Type
- Fossorial
- Burrower
- Climate
- Stable room temp · 65-80%
- Lightly damp lower soil, drier top
- Feeding
- Crickets/roaches no longer than abdomen
- Fed to condition
- Housing
- Solo only
- Water
- Shallow water dish
From our Long Na Earth Tiger Tarantula care guide. Read the full guide
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About this Fella Big Z's notes
Long Na Earth Tiger Tarantula for sale from Big Z's (Ornithoctoninae sp. "Long Na"). Comes with a Spice rating and a care guide, and ships packed for the weather.
A stocky earth tiger with charcoal legs and warm brown contrast.
The Long Na Earth Tiger, Ornithoctoninae sp. "Long Na", has a tan-brown carapace above dark legs, with pale joints picking out the shape of each limb. The broad, solid build gives this form its appeal even without bright colors. These are offered at a 4-5 inch leg span, for experienced keepers; we classify this form as highly defensive.
Spice Level 5: Extreme. For this trade form, our starting point is broader moisture-dependent Asian tarantula care: deep, firm substrate, a sheltered cork retreat, a lightly damp lower layer, and good ventilation. Keep a water dish available and house each spider separately. Enclosure maintenance should be planned, with tools and a catch cup within reach; no handling. The Big Z's care guide covers practical enclosure preparation, feeding, and protecting an occupied retreat during a molt.
Full care is in the care guide. It covers enclosure size, temperature, humidity, feeding, molting signs and handling limits for this species. Read the Advanced guide, or the shorter Simple guide →
- Lane
- Spice 5 · Extreme
- Source
- WC: wild caught.
- Handling
- None. Forceps and a catch cup for all maintenance.
- Before it ships
- Big Z confirms every Spice 5 order with the keeper before ship day.
What ships with this order Care + shipping
- A free care guide for this species
- A heat or cold pack when the forecast calls for it
- Tracking and an arrival window before it ships
- Message Big Z about your animal for as long as you keep it
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Long Na Earth Tiger Tarantula
Ornithoctoninae sp. "Long Na" · Spice 5: Extreme. Baby Buddy: small spiderlings only, if the vents hold the spider and there's enough substrate for a retreat. Burrow Buddy: grow-out while it still fits the burrow and molt space. Move to a deeper custom build when it doesn't.
Ornithoctoninae sp. "Long Na"
Sold under its hobby name. This guide covers the group or trade name this fella is sold as, so the ranges fit the whole group. Start in the middle and watch how your animal settles in.
Long Na Earth Tiger Tarantula
Big Z's Quick Verdict: A very hostile Asian earth tiger known only by a trade name, with venom concerns. Build deep, firm substrate under anchored cork with a water dish and secure vents, and keep your hands out.
Group: TarantulasDifficulty: Spice 5: ExtremeSetup: Burrower, deep firm soil under anchored corkHandling: No handling, catch cup and tools only
Use This Guide Safely
- Confirm the exact animal. Match this guide to the species, locality, size, and life stage on your label. If the ID is uncertain, use the more conservative part of the range and ask before changing the setup.
- Change one thing at a time. Treat temperature and humidity as target zones, then watch posture, burrowing, drinking, feeding, and molt behavior before making another adjustment.
- Respect the handling boundary. If the guide says no handling, fast, defensive, or medically significant, plan transfers with catch cups, locked lids, and no bare hands. For serious bites, stings, or symptoms, seek emergency medical care.
Quick Care Snapshot
| Temp | Stable room temp, away from sun and heat |
|---|---|
| Humidity | 65-80%: lightly damp lower soil, drier top |
| Setup | Burrower, deep firm soil under anchored cork |
| Substrate | Firm soil/coir, half to 3/4 full, lightly damp below |
| Feeding | Crickets/roaches no longer than abdomen, fed to condition |
| Handling | No handling, catch cup and tools only |
Humidity zones: Very Low under 30% - Low 30-60% - Low-Moderate 40-70% - Moderate 60-80% - Moderate-High 70-85% - High 80%+ - Very High 90%+
Recommended Big Z's Setup
- Baby Buddy: small spiderlings only, if the vents hold the spider and there's enough substrate for a retreat.
- Burrow Buddy: grow-out while it still fits the burrow and molt space. Move to a deeper custom build when it doesn't.
Critical Notes
- Venom concerns and very hostile behavior. Keep hands away from it: have a catch cup ready before opening, and use tools.
- Secure the lid and check every vent gap before the spider goes in.
- One spider per enclosure. They fight and cannibalize.
- Never leave live feeders with a molting or newly molted spider.
- Anchor furnishings so digging can't collapse them, and keep hard objects out of the fall zone.
- Don't dig out or flood a sealed burrow just to check on it.
Care Basics
- House one spider per enclosure.
- Have a catch cup ready before you open the lid, and use tools for maintenance.
- Give it a firm starter retreat under anchored cork and let it remodel.
- Keep the lower soil lightly damp and the surface drier, without sealing the enclosure.
- Check the water dish and substrate often. Add water slowly down an edge, away from the retreat.
- Offer manageable prey and clear leftovers by the next day.
- Leave sealed burrows and molting spiders alone.
Feeding, Growth & Maintenance
- Drop prey near the retreat and close up fast. Don't hold food against the fangs with tongs.
- Prey no longer than the abdomen. Tiny slings can take small pre-killed pieces. Young spiders need smaller meals and closer watching.
- Feed to the abdomen and feeding response, not a calendar. Cut back or pause when it's well fed. If it refuses, pull the feeder and keep water in.
- After a molt, wait until the new fangs and body harden before feeding. There's no fixed day count for every size.
- Remove prey remains and boluses without tearing up established tunnels.
Current Big Z's catalog: Yes
Ornithoctoninae sp. "Long Na"
Sold under its hobby name. This guide covers the group or trade name this fella is sold as, so the ranges fit the whole group. Start in the middle and watch how your animal settles in.
Long Na Earth Tiger Tarantula: Advanced Care Guide
Keeper Snapshot: A very hostile Asian earth tiger known only by a trade name, with venom concerns. Build deep, firm substrate under anchored cork with a water dish and secure vents, and keep your hands out.
Group: TarantulasDifficulty: Spice 5: ExtremeSetup: Burrower, deep firm soil under anchored corkHandling: No handling, catch cup and tools only
Use This Guide Safely
- Confirm the exact animal. Match this guide to the species, locality, size, and life stage on your label. If the ID is uncertain, use the more conservative part of the range and ask before changing the setup.
- Change one thing at a time. Treat temperature and humidity as target zones, then watch posture, burrowing, drinking, feeding, and molt behavior before making another adjustment.
- Respect the handling boundary. If the guide says no handling, fast, defensive, or medically significant, plan transfers with catch cups, locked lids, and no bare hands. For serious bites, stings, or symptoms, seek emergency medical care.
Quick Snapshot
| Temperature | Stable room temp, away from sun and heat |
|---|---|
| Humidity | 65-80%: lightly damp lower soil, drier top |
| Setup Type | Burrower, deep firm soil under anchored cork |
| Substrate | Firm soil/coir, half to 3/4 full, lightly damp below |
| Feeding | Crickets/roaches no longer than abdomen, fed to condition |
| Care Difficulty | Spice 5: Extreme |
| Handling | No handling, catch cup and tools only |
Humidity zones: Very Low under 30% - Low 30-60% - Low-Moderate 40-70% - Moderate 60-80% - Moderate-High 70-85% - High 80%+ - Very High 90%+
Enclosure Format / Size Class
- Small spiderlings: secure sling enclosure or Baby Buddy with escape-tight vents, a full retreat, molt space and water
- Larger spiders: Burrow Buddy while it fits the burrow, turning and molt space, then a deeper custom build
- Any size: build to the spider in front of you. Size alone won't tell you sex or maturity.
Warnings First
- Venom concerns and very hostile behavior. Keep hands away from it: have a catch cup ready before opening, and use tools.
- Secure the lid and check every vent gap before the spider goes in.
- One spider per enclosure. They fight and cannibalize.
- Never leave live feeders with a molting or newly molted spider.
- Anchor furnishings so digging can't collapse them, and keep hard objects out of the fall zone.
- Don't dig out or flood a sealed burrow just to check on it.
Simple Care
- House one spider per enclosure.
- Have a catch cup ready before you open the lid, and use tools for maintenance.
- Give it a firm starter retreat under anchored cork and let it remodel.
- Keep the lower soil lightly damp and the surface drier, without sealing the enclosure.
- Check the water dish and substrate often. Add water slowly down an edge, away from the retreat.
- Offer manageable prey and clear leftovers by the next day.
- Leave sealed burrows and molting spiders alone.
Advanced Keeper Notes
Enclosure & Microclimate
- Pick the enclosure by leg span, burrow space, and room to turn and molt. A deep fill alone doesn't make a small container big enough.
- Sling enclosures can be about two-thirds full, bigger burrow builds half to three-quarters. Leave usable room above the substrate.
- Pack the substrate so it holds a tunnel: it should clump when squeezed without dripping. Loose dry coir won't hold a burrow.
- Anchor cork and light web supports securely. Put the water dish where you can refill it without wrecking the retreat.
- Water slowly down an edge and keep the vents open. Misting the surface can leave deeper soil dry, so check a visible edge instead of watering on a calendar.
Feeding, Growth & Maintenance
- Drop prey near the retreat and close up fast. Don't hold food against the fangs with tongs.
- Prey no longer than the abdomen. Tiny slings can take small pre-killed pieces. Young spiders need smaller meals and closer watching.
- Feed to the abdomen and feeding response, not a calendar. Cut back or pause when it's well fed. If it refuses, pull the feeder and keep water in.
- After a molt, wait until the new fangs and body harden before feeding. There's no fixed day count for every size.
- Remove prey remains and boluses without tearing up established tunnels.
Possible Origin / Range
- Likely native range: Unknown. Long Na is a trade name, not a documented locality, and the species behind it is not pinned down.
- Habitat translation: A general burrowing build: a stable, sheltered retreat in deep firm soil with water and airflow. Don't assume every earth tiger lives the same way.
Advanced Keeper Details
- Temperament: very hostile, with venom concerns. That's why it sits at Spice 5.
- Adult size, lifespan and breeding needs aren't known for this trade name. Log burrowing, feeding and molts, and adjust to each spider.
- Long Na is a trade name, not a known locality. The genus and species behind it are not confirmed.
- See a vet experienced with invertebrates for persistent loss of condition, injury or trouble molting.
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