Acanthoscurria geniculata 1/4”

Acanthoscurria geniculata 1/4”size 1 4 Described by Carl Ludwig Koch in 1841. A new world terrestrial spider from Brazilian rainforests. Fast growing species that reaches 7 8 as adults. These are one of my most recommended species for a great display spider. They grow fast, stay out in the open, eat everything, and grow like weeds. Great spider to own !

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Reaching 6 inches as adults and should be kept like any other African terrestrial spiders

where they flair their legs out in an arched position displaying their fangs

Described in 2005 by Volker von Wirth & Boris F

One of the most beautifully striking colored tarantulas In the hobby

They can be found in tropical forests

Loved by hobbyists for its blend of functionality and aesthetic appeal

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This spider can naturally be found in Korea

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