Theraphosinae sp. “Vulpes” 1/2”

Theraphosinae sp. “Vulpes” 1/2”size 1 2 Very little known new world tarantula that is likely from South America. Im working out a better locality for it at this time. My guess is they get about 5 inches as adults and look like a terrestrial species. The only pic that I have seen they appear to be a grey spider with a fuzzy appearance. Any other info that I can gather will be updated here. For now your guess is as good as mine.

These incredible Portuguese wolf spiders are one of my favorites

This is a very sought after true spider from the Mediterranean

This is a monotypic species being the only one described in the genus that was described in 1907 by German arachnologist Embrik Strand

Its compact design ensures a safe and engaging environment as they grow and develop

These terrestrial spiders get better looking with ever molt

-Legs grow back in non mature spiders

Native to Quezon Province of the Philippines

5” well started showing adult colors

Described by French taxonomist Eugène Simon in 1889

Size 4” - 6” subadults to adults

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