Plesiopelma longisternale 1/4”

Plesiopelma longisternale 1/4”size 1 4 This is a species that is not commonly worked with and only pops up in the hobby sporadically. Reaching 4 inches or only slightly larger. These are a slow growing but long lived terrestrial spider from Argentina & Uruguay. This spider was described in 1942 by two Argentinian woman arachnologist Rita Delia Schiapelli and Berta Sofa Gerschman.

2 mm ventilation holes

This spider is from northwest Ecuador and sport the “Christmas tree” pattern on the abdomen that fades as they grow

ecclesiasticus and other similar Psalmopoeus with that pattern will likely be moved to its own genus one day

allowing you to tailor the habitat to specific needs: Standard Lid: A solid cover for general use

Secure Magnetic Lid: The lid is easy to remove

Heavy webbing species that gets about 2 inches as adults

These colors forms come from the same eggsac and little is known why there is a variation in the males

rosea as of 2022

but also spend some time on the surface as well

These spiders will not hesitate to bite and have a powerful venom

Heavy webbing spider that can get to 6 inches as adults

However when i attempted this I did experience some rare cannibalism