Hapalotremus marcapata 3/4”

Hapalotremus marcapata 3/4”Marcapata Valleysize 3 4 These incredible spiders from the highlands of Cusco Peru are fairly new to the hobby. Terrestrial species that lives under rocks, that reach about 5 inches as adults. These spider prefer cooler temperatures, so do not provide them with any additional heat. These spiders are known from the Marcapata Valley Vilcanota mountain chain of souther Peru. Described in 2018 by a team of arachnologist.

New species bred by my good friend Chris Allen who tends to breed random weird stuff that no one heard of

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These are fun to keep if you want something different and  cool looking

“Cereza” is the Spanish word for cherry

size 2” - 3”

Quite possibly the meanest tarantula on the planet

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& Charles E

but their lack of size is made up by their striking colors

This is a cool spiders that I haven’t had in quite some time

The genus  Brachionopus was established in 1897 by British zoologist Reginald Innes Pocock

this spider was formally known in the hobby as Euathlus sp red