Davus pentaloris 2”

Davus pentaloris 2”size 2 nice size, showing full adult colors. This beautiful terrestrial spider was described by French taxonomist Eugne Simon in 1888. These spiders were incorrectly sold as Cyclosternum fasciatum for years. On the smaller side, adult females reach about 4 inches. Spiderlings of this species are showing the color and pattern right out of the eggsac.

-I do my best to send males that are compatible in size to the females

The original hobby Poecilotheria

This Selenocosmiinae was first described by Ray Gabriel & Daniella Sherwood in 2019

Don’t be fooled though

These incredible new worlds from Venezuela are awesome spiders to keep

This fossorial species is still undescribed

Sturdy Acrylic Construction: Made from thick

I’ve personally raised this species in a communal setting with much success

Canopy Extension Lid: Adds 3 inches of height

this species undergoes some serious sexual dimorphism with the males turning into mossy

I’m not even certain if the spider we know in the hobby is the same spider that these taxonomist are referring too

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