Hysterocrates laticeps group of 5

Hysterocrates laticeps group of 5size 1 2 Large fossorial tarantulas that will dig intense tunnel systems, but also spend some time on the surface as well. This Hysterocrates species can be distinguished from the others by the narrow tibia of leg IV and the deep chocolate brown femurs that are darker then the rest of this spider. Ive personally raised this species in a communal setting with much success. They will share large prey items together or feed on smaller prey alone. From

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An all black spider that is sometimes over looked with a docile demeanor

Its beautiful royal blue color and long slender body can get up to 8”-9”

however they aren’t know to be dangerous or have venom to be concerned about

and I suspect it will probably have another name change at some point in the future

Described in 1875 by Anton Ausserer of Austria

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these spiders use their powerful hind legs to dig extensive tunnel systems in which they live in

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Velvet black spider with bright red abdominal hairs