The Brazilian blue, L. sazimai, and its regulatory history makes it one of the more instructive entries in the catalogue.
Metallic blue across the legs and carapace on a fresh molt, terrestrial, moderate size, and calm enough for an intermediate keeper. Husbandry is undemanding.
It was described as Pterinopelma sazimai, moved to Lasiocyano in 2022, and was placed on CITES Appendix II in 2013 after collection pressure on a restricted Brazilian range. That listing plus Brazil's export closure means the entire legal market is captive-bred, and it explains why a straightforward terrestrial holds a price well above comparable species. You are paying for a regulatory bottleneck rather than for difficulty. Listings still appear under the old genus name.