Orientothele yani (ex. Macrothele) 1/2”

Orientothele yani (ex. Macrothele) 1/2”size 1 2 These incredible spiders were described in 2002 by Xiang Xu, Chang min Yin, & Charles E. Griswold. From the Gaoligong Mountains in the Yunnan Province of China. Originally described as a Macrothele species, however in 2025 a paper on Macrothele created 4 new genera dividing them up a bit. These spider where then moved to the new genera Orientothele. Dont be fooled though, these spicy spiders are still full of attitude and are really fun to

This beautiful small species from Mexico reaches about 4 inches as adults

This is a new species to the U

Organized Display: Stackable design keeps multiple enclosures neatly organized

This rarley offered baboon spider is one of the unquie species of the genus Ceratogyrus

Described in 2024 as Hapalopus guidonae

grows fast

The Clear Medium Coffin Crib is the original design that launched our popular coffin series

Spiderlings & Juveniles: Provides the right space for growing tarantulas

Are you tired of those obnoxiously colored Cyriocosmus spiders

However they can also be found in Guyana and Brazil

In 2018 Martin Hüsser established the genus Pseudoclamoris where this spider was temporarily moved

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