Anqasha minaperinensis 1/4”

Anqasha minaperinensis 1/4”size 1 4 This is an exiting new species that is on the smaller species reaching about 4 inches in leg span as adults. Living under rocks in the Ancash region of Peru, this blonde colored spider is pretty unique looking with the black femurs and tiger pattern on the abdomen. This is a high altitude species so they should be kept on the cooler side with no additional heat. These spider are fairly new to science as they were described in 2023 by Czechia

area in Thrissur district

Probably the most interesting thing about this species is the sexual dimorphism in the mature males

Described in 1841 by German Arachnologist Carl Ludwig Koch

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This is an incredible and rare “gold morph” of the commonly known Chinese Red-Headed Centipede

this spider was officially described in January of 2025 as Aspinochilus rufus

Thankfully through captive breeding this spider is well established in the hobby now

Adult females reach about 4 inches in length

Introducing the Treehouse Mini

This particular batch is native to Java in Indonesia with orange colored legs and a dark chocolate brown body

Cyrtopholis are sometimes considered “dwarf” tarantulas but many of them can reach up to 5 inches

The mature males are a brilliant rainbow color as well