Cilantica sp. “Kali” 1”

Cilantica sp. “Kali” 1”size 1 This incredible species that is closely related to Cilantica psychedelicus (ex H. devamatha) are not easy to find. Only sporadically available over the years in low numbers. This burrowing spider gets about 4 inches as adults. Similar to Cilantica psychedelicus (ex H. devamatha) in appearance but with more of a silver glow and a bit smaller. This stunning spider was known in the hobby for some time just as Thrigmopoeinae sp 'Kali' then the

so tall enclosures with cork bark slant for them to hang from are a necessity

Super beautiful royal blue color that almost shines after a molt

soft and warm

This is an undescribed species from Urubamba of southern Peru

Fossorial species that like to dig

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Another great horned African species

This spider was described in 1990 by Günter Schmidt und Volker von Wirth

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now in 2023 this species was transferred to a new genus by several taxonomist who felt this species deserved its own genus and created the current monotypic genus Lasiocyano

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