This Avicularia is a bit of an enigma, as it almost (almost) superficially resembles a Psalmopoeus species due to the body structure and classic Psalmo swoosh on the metatarsus, and A. diversipes is more defensive than most Avicularia too. It also has several color stages. From blue to blue/red to the darn near tricolor adult, they’re a looker all the way. Adults have a golden brown carapace, reddish abdomen, and from the patella down, the legs are purple/blue. Temps in the range of 75-82 suit them well, and humidity closer to 80% works well.  Again, these can be a bit nippy as adults, so handling is not recommended.