Davus sp. “Oaxaca” 1/4”

Davus sp. “Oaxaca” 1/4”size 1 4 This beautiful small species from Mexico reaches about 4 inches as adults. New to the hobby, their striking white legs make them a stunning spider. Still undescribed, but we expect this spider to become quite popular in the hobby.

This spider known as the “Straight horn baboon” is known for its large horn that point directly up rather then facing backwards like C

a perfect choice for any cold day

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This spider is super slow growing and in my experience one of the longest lived spiders around

Adult 4” - 5” female

They will share large prey items together or feed on smaller prey alone

Gecko enthusiasts often use this for growing and hatching micro geckos

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up to two inches which is quite large for this genus

these incredible roaches were described in 1895 by Swiss entomologist Henri Louis Frédéric de Saussure

Descibed in 2005 by Germany’s Volker Von Wirth & Boris Striffler

This beautiful terrestrial spider was described by French taxonomist Eugène Simon in 1888