Nhandu coloratovillosus 1.5”

Nhandu coloratovillosus 1.5”size 1. 5 well started showing adult colors Described in 1998 by Gnter Schmidt & Robert Samm of Germany. A robust terrestrial spider from Brazil with striking thick white bands on a black spiders. Fresh molted they will also have some pinkish hairs on the abdomen. Adults can reach sizes of 6 inches, grow fast and have a big appetite like most South America terrestrials do. Beautiful species and genus.

Reaching 6 inches as adults

These “Fishing spiders” are usually found in the sides of trees

Big spiders that reach about 8 inches as adults

Although I always try to pick fully intact animals to ship

Later in 1901 it was transferred to the new genus Xenesthis that would be established by Reginald Innes Pocock

These magnificent spiders are from the very unique Island Socotra of Yemen

size 4”- 5”

Undescribed species from Mexico

Such beautiful coloration with the two tones of read and black

Reaches 5 inches and are native too Borneo

these spiders were described in 1897 by Reginald Innes Pocock

However this spider has been sold under the wrong label for years