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However in 2014 Jorge Mendoza described this exciting and drop dead gorgeous arboreal spider from Veracruz Mexico

These classic hobby spiders are a must have in any collection

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which is strange considering how many species come from such a small country like Costa Rica

Awesome dwarf species from harsh rain forests of Gabon Africa

Tliltocatl verdezi 3/4” checkout_work However in 2014 Jorge Mendozasize 3 4 Described in 2003 by Dr. Gnter Schmidt in honor of Jean Michel Verdez who was the first to consider this a new Brachypelma (Tliltocatl now) species. At the time at his species was often confused with Aphonopelma pallidum. Easy to keep species that grows to 5 as adults. A terrestrial spider from Mexico that is often over looked by collectors.