Piloctenus haematostoma 2” - 3” (probable females) Crew neck they’ll do the rest

they’ll do the rest

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This unique arboreal African spider from Tanzania is unusual as it’s one of 2 or 3 species known where the females lack a spermatheca

Named after Stephen Hogg who helped collect material for the description of this spider

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Piloctenus haematostoma 2” - 3” (probable females) Crew neck they’ll do the restsize 2 3 These are being sold as probable females as their palps are not swollen, and there is no other indication that they are males. With true spider males palps swell noticeably one molt before they mature. These spider are big enough that I suspect their palps would be swollen. Since they are not swollen based on size, I suspect they are females. However unusually large males can sometimes appear in a batch. Because of this sex is not guaranteed,