Diplura sanguinea 1.5”

Diplura sanguinea 1.5”size 1. 5 This spider superficially looks like what is also sold as Diplura sp. Rurrenabaque in the hobby. However, Rurrenabaque is a town in Bolivia, while Diplura sanguinea is described from Colombia and Brazil. So its best to keep them separate. Diplura sanguinea is commonly referred to as a curtain web spider, due to the heavy webbing nature of this arachnid. Growing to almost 3 inches in length, these easy to keep spiders do best in an enclosure

8-Inch Tarantula Cube – Versatile and Durable

Getting about 6 inches as adults

It’s not a tarantula collection without a Green Bottle Blue

These spiders have it all

Secure Magnetic Lid: The lid is easy to remove

this member of the “Red rump group” was originally in the Brachypelma genus until Tliltocatl was established in 2020 by Jorge Mendoza & Oscar Francke

airy fabric and tear-away label keep you comfortable while the construction holds its shape wash after wash

This slow growing but very long lived spider was described in 1891 by French naturalist Eugène Louis Simon

Then fill the enclosure with dried oak leaves

- I  can not promise certain color phases and send what I have

They mature males of this species are sexually dimporphic and turn black when they mature

Arguably one of the most beautiful tarantula species on the earth