Illustration © Mingo Xie / The Silk Ranch
  • World New World
  • Habitat Terrestrial
  • Size Large
  • Temperament Docile
  • Experience Beginner
  • Climate Tropical
Tliltocatl · TarantulasResearch on Wikipedia

Kahlenberg's Red Rump Tarantula

Tliltocatl kahlenbergi

Tliltocatl kahlenbergi — commonly said as til-toh-KAT-ul KAH-len-berg-eye
About this species

A New World terrestrial tarantula. Large and docile, and generally recommended for beginner keepers. 12 live listings across 11 sellers, with a lowest ask of $29.

A Mexican red rump from Veracruz, formally separated from the vagans complex, and visually close enough that most keepers cannot split them without the locality.

Calm but not inert, terrestrial, slow growing, inclined to burrow given depth, and a hair kicker when pushed. New World. CITES Appendix II, carried across from the 2020 Brachypelma split.

  • World New World
  • Habitat Terrestrial
  • Size Large
  • Temperament Docile
  • Experience Beginner
  • Climate Tropical
Lowest ask
lowest ask right now, any size or sex, before shipping
All-time low
$19
seen across all crawls, all sizes and sexes
90-day range
$19–$250
low to high
Live listings
at 11 shops now
Rarity BETA
Ubiquitous in tracked listings
2/10 · 16 sellers ever
🛒 Add to bundle
Your bundle is filled from listings that state that size and sex.
01 / Typical here · by life stage and sex

Price by size and sex

The price model's typical for a listing of that size and sex, before shipping, read at the middle of the stage. A listing is graded against the line at its own size. It is fitted across every shop's asks; it is not an ask any shop lists. Real asks are in the listings below.

Typical here at 0.62"
$34
For one unsexed sling, under 1.25", before shipping.
Commonly span $23–$51 The estimated middle 80% of comparable asks; individual shops vary.

Stage
Sex
02 / Current listings · every shop included

Available now, 12 listings

"Typical here" is this species' price at that listing's size and sex, with the shop's usual premium set aside. Click a row to open the seller's page.

The score out of 10 on a listing is its own rarity score BETA

CB captive-bred ° not stated on this listing

No size on this listing that we could readNo sex statedCBVeracruz Red Rump
$200.00 Not graded
Shipping calculated at checkout
2/10
View listing
Watch or add to bundle ShopFormSize Sex Source AskTypical here Shipping Landed Grade RarityBETA Buy
Bug Cage CompanyVeracruz0.75-1.0" Sling U CB° $29.00$40 -28% ❓ ❓ 💎 2/10 Buy
Swift's Invertebrates—1/4" Sling U CB° $29.00$22 +29% $49 $78 👎 2/10 Buy
Paladin ExoticsVeracruz0.5" Sling U CB° $29.99$31 $50 $80 👍 2/10 Buy
Shane's Spiders—Sling U CB° $35.00$31 +13% $50 $85 👍 2/10 Buy
Exotics Unlimited USA—0.5-0.75" Sling U CB° $38.00$34 +11% $49 $87 👍 2/10 Buy
Hardcore Arachnids—1/2" Sling U CB° $40.00$31 +29% $50 min. $50 👎 2/10 Buy
Pacific Northwest ArachnidsVeracruz1.5-2.0" Juvenile U CB $45.00$56 -19% ❓ ❓ 🔥 2/10 Buy
The Spider Room—1" Sling U CB° $50.00$43 +17% $60 $110 👍 2/10 Buy
Pacific Northwest ArachnidsVeracruz4.0-5.0" Adult ♂ CB $85.00$72 +17% ❓ ❓ 👍 2/10 Buy
ArachnoEden—2.5" Sub-adult ♀ ? $95.00$131 -27% ❓ ❓ 🔥 2/10 Buy
Tarantula SpidersVeracruz Red Rump? ? CB $200.00— ❓ ❓ Not graded 2/10 Buy
Dream Weavers SpidersVeracruz? ? ? $250.00— ❓ ❓ Not graded 2/10 Buy

🔥 the lowest asking price per animal, before shipping, ever recorded for that species, sex and life stage 💎 20–40% below its Typical here 👍 from 20% below to 20% above its Typical here 👎 more than 20% above its Typical here

Any column header sorts the table. Shipping is what the seller charges to ship one animal, read off their own posted policy; ❓ means they calculate it at checkout. Landed is the ask plus shipping, before tax, for a single animal. Graded against wild-caught prices when the listing's title says wild-caught; otherwise source has no effect on the grade.

Shipping is what the seller charges to ship one animal, read off their own posted policy. Landed is the ask plus shipping, before tax, for a single animal. Graded against wild-caught prices when the listing's title says wild-caught; otherwise source has no effect on the grade.

03 / How the number works
How these numbers are worked out — typical advertised price, deal grades, and what they do not mean

Typical advertised price is an ask a shop actually lists — never a modeled figure; it is shown to the nearest dollar. It is named when three or more shops ask within a dollar of each other for one unsexed animal, and that agreed price is shown. For tarantulas it is read from unsexed slings, and when the slings' shops do not agree the middle shop's ask is shown. For every other group, when the shops do not agree the box shows the range of current asks instead and names no typical, and one shop asking is named as one shop. Each shop counts once, whatever its shelf holds.

Typical here is the price model's typical for a listing's own size and sex — fitted every night across every shop's asks, with each shop's own level and slope kept out of the published line, so a shop that prices high on adults does not move what "typical" means. "Commonly span" is the middle 80% of comparable asks the same model expects.

A deal grade compares a listing with Typical here. Never with the species as a whole: a 1" unsexed sling and a 5" confirmed female sit on different parts of the same curve. A listing with no stated size, a species with one shop, a pack, or a cell the model withholds is Not graded, with the reason shown — never marked down for lack of data.

The badges:

  • 🔥 the lowest asking price per animal, before shipping, ever recorded for that species, sex and life stage — in stock now, at or below its Typical here, and only where at least two sellers have listed it. It replaces the grade.
  • 💎💎 at least 40% below its Typical here.
  • 💎 20–40% below.
  • 👍 from 20% below to 20% above it.
  • 👎 more than 20% above.

Those thresholds are deliberately wide, and the same in both directions: the same animal at the same size is commonly listed at about 2× the price by one seller as by another, so a small gap from the middle says little on its own.

What these numbers are not. FangTrack sees asks, never sales — nothing here is a record of what anything sold for. Every shop we track is included; the model carries each shop's own level so none has to be left out. Private collection uploads never affect any public number. Grades and 🔥 use the ask alone, before shipping; the Landed figure is the ask plus the flat shipping rate on our sheet for that seller (read from the shop's own policy where it posts one), not a checkout total.

A grade is information, not advice. Condition, provenance and how well a seller packs a live animal matter more than a few dollars, and none of them are in the price. More on how this is calculated →

04 / Price over time · asking prices; a time trend appears as daily crawls accumulate

Price over time

Each dot = one listing of one animal: Female Male Unsexed all-time low typical advertised price lowest ask now (hover the chart for price · size · sex · vendor · date) (drag across the chart to read any day)
05 / What sellers are calling it

Read from each seller's own listing title, and shown per animal so a 10-pack and a 100-pack compare. These are asks currently listed, not a typical advertised price — the figures above cover the species as a whole.

Veracruz
5 listings
$29–$250
Veracruz Red Rump
1 listing
$200
06 / More in Tliltocatl

Its relatives, priced.

All Tliltocatl species
07 / Illustration · The Silk Ranch

Tliltocatl kahlenbergi by Mingo Xie. Prints and merch of this plate, sold by the artist.

Elsewhere Wikipedia: Tliltocatl kahlenbergi A reference maintained outside FangTrack.