Tapinauchenius cupreus 3/4”

Tapinauchenius cupreus 3/4”size 3 4 Described in 1996 by Gnter Schmidt & Stefan Bauer, this fast moving arboreal spider is closely related to Tapinauchenius latipes. Not common in USA collections, and being rarley bred these days can make them hard to find. An Ecuadorean native that has a beautiful greenish, copper color shine all over the body. Fast growing and easy to keep. Adult females reach about 5 inches.

These spiders would make a awesome breeding project for someone wanting to work with something rare

Small boring brown spider

One of the largest Grammostola species with the same great gentle nature

One of the most incredible spiders in the hobby

These incredible spiders start off with a “Christmas tree” pattern similar to what many Ecuadorean Pamphobeteus species have

: Note: For breeds with a larger chest

From Indonesia

I’ve personally raised this species in a communal setting with much success

Arboreal or Terrestrial Species: Perfect for smaller species of tarantulas

Mini Version: A smaller version of our original Coffin Crib

This species is one of the larger Cyriocosmus species reaching 2 inches or more as adults

and like many of the non-tarantula mygalomorphs