Cilantica devamatha 3/4” checkout_work Described in 2006 by David

Described in 2006 by David Ortiz & Rogério Bertani

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These spiders can get 9” as adults and grow at alarming rates

Later in 2015 it was moved to the Omothymus genus by Smith & Jacobi

Cilantica devamatha 3/4” checkout_work Described in 2006 by Davidsize 3 4 Easily one of the most striking spiders to enter the hobby in the 2000s. When they were first described as Thrigmopoeus psychedelicus in 2014, it was soon coined as the LSD tarantula for its trippy colors. However it was soon discovered that a previous paper was published just weeks before describing this spider as Haploclastus devamatha. Since Haploclastus devamatha was published first, that name is the senior synonym which becomes the