Sericopelma rubronitens 2” Cotton especially after a fresh molt

especially after a fresh molt

Although these spiders live in the sand on the bottom of the cage

This spider can get up to 6 inches and it’s know for its hairs that turn in a upward direction giving them a super fluffy appearance

Fairly rare and undescribed spieces similar to Thrixopelma pruriens but darker shades of green

this enclosure offers a versatile and functional habitat in a sleek

Sericopelma rubronitens 2” Cotton especially after a fresh moltsize 2 Described in 1875 by Austrian naturalist Anton Ausserer. These incredible terrestrial spiders can be found along the road bangs through out Panama. Large spiders that can reach 7 inches. The males of this genus lack tibial spurs, making them easy to differentiate from other red rump spiders. These spiders breed fairly easy in captivity and have rather large eggs containing around 125 slings. Great species that is often overlooked!