Tigrosa georgicola 1”- 1.5”

Tigrosa georgicola 1”- 1.5”size 1 1. 5 Tiger wolf spider from from the woodlands of Southeastern USA. Fast moving spider that can reach 3 as adults. Described all the way back in 1837 by French arachnologist Charles Athanase Walckenaer. These are fun to keep if you want something different and cool looking !

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Easy to keep and breed

Grows to 8 inches and is an impressive new world terrestrial species to keep

These spider typically have deep bluish femurs with pink and red hairs on the carapace and abdomen

These terrestrial eating machines are from Colombia and can quicky grow to 8 inches as adults

These spiders will dig an extensive burrow system

A robust terrestrial spider from Brazil with striking thick white bands on a black spiders

This spider was first described in Reginald Innes Pocock in 1899 and not seen again for 101 years until it was rediscovered by Drs

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They are a deep royal blue color after a molt that can fade a bit over time to a brownish blue color

all thanks to these high-quality 90gsm fine-art wrapping papers

Once they get bigger they can be set up in something a litter nicer and natural looking