Sahydroaraneus raja 3/4”

Sahydroaraneus raja 3/4”size 3 4 Described as a Plesiophrictus species in 1915 by British arachnologist Frederic Henry Gravely. It wouldnt be until almost 100 years later until genus Sahydroaraneus would be established where this spider currently resides as the type species. Reaching 2 3 inches as adults, this uncommon species is known from the Chimmini Wildlife Sancturay area in Thrissur district, Western Ghats of India.

Native to Hainan Island of China

Rare Asian centipede with awesome white antenna

Small boring brown spider

Keep in a tall container with a few inches of damp dirt

Care instructions: Machine wash: cold (max 30C or 90F)

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

However this spider may be more familiar to people by its previous identities

This spider was officially described in September of 2023 as Chilobrachys natanicharum

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not recommended for tarantulas as they may chew through the mesh

this enclosure offers a versatile and functional habitat in a sleek

Growing to about 8 inches