Eucratoscelus pachypus 1/2”

Eucratoscelus pachypus 1/2”size 1 2 The stout leg baboon spider was extremely common in the hobby 20 plus years ago . Adults use to sell for $15 each. However the lack of males and breeding back then led to them vanishing from the hobby for many years. These days captive bred slings are starting to trickle into the hobby with a very high demand for them. This spider was described in 1990 by Gnter Schmidt und Volker von Wirth. Adult females reach about 4 inches in length, are

The only pic that I have seen they appear to be a grey spider with a fuzzy appearance

Ceratogyrus are a good genera of old worlds to start with

Compact Design: Ideal for small spiders

This spider is isn't available often and only a few are available

Please use under adult supervision only

soft and warm

However these spiders live under rocks that create a humid micro environment with temps ranging down in the the 50’s with high humidity

making it an excellent choice for both display and breeding purposes

However the lack of males and breeding back then led to them vanishing from the hobby for many years

A small undescribed fossorial species from the Island Cebu in the Philippines

Valerio as Brachypelma albopilosa

Selenocosmia dichromata or Orphnaecus dichromata