Nhandu chromatus 1/2”

Nhandu chromatus 1/2”size 1 2 This beautiful new world terrestrial spider has such striking colors that its become a hobby favorite over the years. Black body with red abdominal hairs and unmistakable white pin stripes down the legs. Described by the late arachnologist Gnter Schmidt of Germany. These spiders were incorrectly sold as Lasiodora cristata for many years, and I suspect it will probably have another name change at some point in the future. Whatever its called,

venatoria is a manageable sized species

This unique genus posses urticating hair type V on their palps

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Described in 1991 by Andreas Tinter

Described by legendary British zoologist Reginald Innes Pocock in 1899

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

Then in 2025 they were transferred to the newly created genus Ewok

but it should be kept like other South American terrestrial tarantulas

A terrestrial species that I believe gets about 4 inches

This beautiful fossorial species went from rare to quite common fairly quickly

These spiders can get 9” as adults and grow at alarming rates

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