Tliltocatl schroederi 1/2”

Tliltocatl schroederi 1/2”size 1 2 Described in 2003 by Jan Peter Rudloff, this medium sized spider is one of the more uncommon species in the genus. An all black spider that is sometimes over looked with a docile demeanor. This a a easy to keep terrestrial species that is found in the Mexico State of Oaxaca. Reaches about 5 inches as adults.

Reaching about 3 inches as adults

that has a strong vinegar smell to it

Living under rocks in the Ancash region of Peru

It is safe to machine wash and comes in multiple sizes: M - XL

But fresh molten they are a beautiful yellowish green color (1st pic)

This species reaches about 4 inches as adults and can be found living under rocks in its natural environment

This spider will likely fly under the radar or the “hot new species” until pics of the adults start showing up

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Pet tanks run small

This species is still undescribed along with many of the other species in the genus

Like most “red rumps” these are generally tame spiders and good for beginners

From Kohima Tanzania