Information here needed as well please.

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Nice Big Description with historical info and any nice to knows

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Info:
Scientific Name: Lampropelma violaceopes
Common Name: Singapore Blue
Diet: Whatever moves. Insects (mostly flying insects at adulthood), small reptiles.
Growth: Medium fast.
Full Grown Size: Can reach 25 cm leg span.
Temper: Defensive, aggressive.
Venom Potency: Not known, not harmful to humans.
Country of Origin: Singapore, (duh...) Riau Islands in Indonesia and the Southern states of Peninsular Malaysia. (Credit: Various sources)
Difficulty Level (Select) Options: Advanced, Challenging

Housing:
Temperature: Upper 20's to lower 30's (degrees Celcius) Sorry America, get with the program.
Humidity: 70 - 90%
Special Requirements: Arboreal with deep substrate for spiderlings and juveniles.
Type (Select) Options : Arboreal, but may burrow as spiderlings and juveniles.

Breeding
Breeding Difficulty: Difficult, except if you are German.
Egg sac size: 90 - 200 eggs
Danger to Male: High

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Description:

Females: Lampropelma violaceopes females are amongst the most beautiful Tarantulas to observe. Their brilliant metallic blue colors only apparent in good light. The female has very long "front" legs (L1,2 and R1,2) with paddle like Tarsus and Metatarsus on L1,2 and R1,2. The "hind legs" (L3,4 and R3,4) appear short in comparison. The pedipalps also have a flattened paddle like Tarsus. The Carapace is a light brown/grey, so are the chelicerae. The abdomen has the same blue tint with singular red longish bristles and a "Tiger like" pattern edged in black radiating from the dorsal center down the sides of the abdomen . The spinerets are dark blue/black.

Males: Sexual dimorphism applies. Male Lampropelma violaceopes turn a monotone Olive green after the ultimate molt. Slender legs and smallish abdomen gives it a "ghostlike" appearance. Not a pretty spider to look at, almost fluffy with bristles. Male Lampropelma violaceopes develop smallish Tibial apophysis. Fast when disturbed. A rather strange slapping of the pedipalps and front legs would initiate courtship when a females' hide is encountered.

Abraham, H.C. 1924.
Some mygalomorph spiders from the Malay Peninsula.
Proc. zool. Soc. Lond. 1924: 1091-1124. [p. 1108, pl. 5, f. 19-24]. (Lampropelma violaceopes description)

Might also be worth mentioning that it is really a Cyriopagopus (unless there is change to the current character used to seperate Lampropelma and Cyriopagopus).