Pterinochilus lugardi 1/2”

Pterinochilus lugardi 1/2”size 1 2 This slate grey baboon spider was once very common in the hobby but these days they are hard to find. On the smaller side reaching 4 5 inches as adults. Fossorial species , however most Pterinochilus are opportunistic and will make the best with what they have. Sometimes a bit fiesta and baboon bites are reported to hurt, but not medically significant. These spiders were described in 1900 by legendary British zoologist Reginald Innes Pocock.

: 100% combed ringspun cotton (fiber content may vary for different colors)

Super beautiful royal blue color that almost shines after a molt

These spiders were incorrectly sold as Lasiodora cristata for many years

This spider should not be confused with Cilantica kayi that were described in 1915

We now know that the better fitting name for this species in the hobby is Grammostola quirogai

Gets thickened fluffy hind legs

unbroken flow

They can be found in tropical forests

Terrestrial spiderlings (slings)

Sturdy Acrylic Construction: Made from thick

It was later transferred in 2012 when the genus Psednocnemis was created

Clear Acrylic: Made from high-quality