Holothele sp. “fluffy” 3/4”

Holothele sp. “fluffy” 3/4”size 3 4 Fast moving new species. Gets thickened fluffy hind legs. Not much info on them, but probably a locality of Holothele longipes. Terrestrial species that the adults reach about 4 inches. We recently hatched the first U. S. sac of this species. Holothele often live under rocks or in crevices that they hide in during the day. At night they can be found out around their retreats, but at the slightest disturbance they will dart back to their hide

This undescribed species from south Vietnam can reach 6 inches as adults

Cilantica psychedelicus

These spiders have it all

In fact this is the only known arboreal tarantula from Mexico

: Note: For breeds with a larger chest

However in 2017 many of these names were found to be synonymous with H

It is safe to machine wash and comes in multiple sizes: M - XL

Not much info on them

Described by Ludwig Carl Christian Koch in 1875

long lived terrestrial species that have an awesome overall black velvet appearance

-Groups of 2 are usually a pair or two females

Sexing them can be tricky as you need to identify the “flap” of the uterus externus and not the spermatheca