Ceratogyrus meridionalis 1/2”

Ceratogyrus meridionalis 1/2”size 1 2 This rarley offered baboon spider is one of the unquie species of the genus Ceratogyrus, as it lacks any kind of horn at all. Described in 1907 by British taxonomist Arthur Stanley Hirst. Originally thouht to be a Pterinochilus species, but was moved the the genus Ceratogyrus by Richard Gallon in 2001. Reaching 6 inches as adults and should be kept like any other African terrestrial spiders. This spider is native to Malawi & Mozambique.

size BIG 9” - 10”

Group of 5 spiderlings at a discounted price

sustainable way and is part of the Fair Labor Association as well as Platinum WRAP certified

Ideal Size: Perfect for spiderlings

These long lives primative spiders live a secretive life in their burrows but have developed some of the most unique hunting behaviors with a trapdoor burrow where they will grab unsuspecting prey from in a blink of an eye

I’ve personally raised this species in a communal setting with much success

neat style that's perfect for accessorizing

These incredible spiders were originally described in 1901 as a Macrothele species by Reginald Innes Pocock

Drosophila melanogaster fruit flies will be needed to start with

including spiderlings and tiny critters

•This is for a pack of 10 for $10

21 and over only