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This is where this spider currently resides

for people who don’t have the patience to grow out a spider for year

However it was soon discovered that a previous paper was published just weeks before describing this spider as Haploclastus devamatha

In 1980 this spider was described by Carlos E

Described in 1991 by Andreas Tinter

Lasiodorides polycuspulatus 1/2” checkout_work This is where this spidersize 1 2 Described in 1997 by Germanys Gnter Schmidt & Bernd Bischoff. This spider is super slow growing and in my experience one of the longest lived spiders around. Females go through drastic color changes with a molt. About 6 inches as adults, these are terrestrial spiders from Peru.