Cyriocosmus elegans 1/8”

Cyriocosmus elegans 1/8”size 1 8 Probably the most iconic dwarf tarantula in the hobby. These little tarantula are no bigger then a quarter when full grown, but their lack of size is made up by their striking colors. Native to Venezuela, Trinidad and Tobago. Described by French taxonomist Eugne Simon in 1889.

Rare Asian centipede with awesome white antenna

: 100% cotton (fiber content may vary for different colors)

Easy to keep and breed

: Medium-heavy fabric (8 oz/yd² (271 g/m²))

These giant Venezuelan spiders are extremely impressive

with a purple starburst on the carapace

This undescribed Mexican terrestrial spider can get about 5 inches as adults and should be kept like other North American Aphonopelma

Females can get almost 2 inches

It’s surprising to me that this species isn’t more popular

size 1/2”

This beautiful fossorial species went from rare to quite common fairly quickly

however there has been little taxonomic work on them since and they can be difficult to tell apart from others in the genus