Ornithoctoninae sp. “Veronica” 3” (suspected female)

Ornithoctoninae sp. “Veronica” 3” (suspected female)size 3 suspected female based on ventral sexing. Sex is not guaranteed. This fossorial species is still undescribed. Native to Vietnam and stays on the smaller side. Dont be filled by the small size though, this spider can have quite an attitude. Keep in a tall enclosure with damp dirt for them to burrow in. These are still fairly new and uncommon in the hobby.

size 6” - 8”

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These spiders are the original Huntsman spider as they were the type species for the genus Heteropoda

perfect for arboreal setups

First described in 2011 when Reginald Pocock 1901 genus Pterinopelma was revalidated after it was considered synonymous with Eurypelma by Eugène Simon in 1903

•Volume:  5 oz

These can be found in  coastal deserts and dry forests areas ranging from southern Ecuador into northern Peru

Probably the hardest to find member of the Nhandu genus

Fast growing and easy to keep

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

and like many of the non-tarantula mygalomorphs

They tend to grow faster then Brachypelma as well