Anqasha picta 1/4”

Anqasha picta 1/4”size 1 4 Anqasha picta was was originally described by Reginald Innes Pocock in 1903 as a Hapalopus species until the new genus Anqasha picta was established in 2022 by Danniella Sherwood & Ray Gabriel. This is a highland species thats probably best for more experienced keepers. This species has been found at day time ambient temps in the 60s. However these spiders live under rocks that create a humid micro environment with temps ranging down in the

Described in 1897 by legendary British zoologist Reginald Innes Pocock

One of the larger in the genus reaching 2 inches as adults

Native to Botswana

Very little known new world tarantula that is likely from South America

Most of what has been sold in the past as P

Females can sometimes lay up to 2-3 fertilized eggsacs from one mating

My guess would be around 3 inches

and is still undescribed

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Reaching 7 inches as adults

The fixed roof ensures that your spider's webbing won't be damaged during maintenance

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