Lasiodora parahybana 1/4”

Lasiodora parahybana 1/4”size 1 4 These giants are a hobby staple and will always be one of my favorite. Ill never forget the first time I saw an adult female. What they lack in color is made up with their sheer size being one of the largest genera of tarantulas in the world. Described by Brazilian arachnologist Cndido Firmino de Mello Leito in 1971. These terrestrial spiders can reach leg spans of over nine inches and are a sight too see.

This spider has the largest horn out of any other tarantula in captivity

size 3/4”

This is a fairly new species to the U

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Reaching 6 inches as adults

It’s not a tarantula collection without a Green Bottle Blue

It is safe to machine wash and comes in multiple sizes: M - XL

When this spider first came to the hobby they were traded under the name Xenodendrophila gabrieli which was later to be found as a junior synonym of Encyocratella olivacea

You were warned

Described by French taxonomist Eugène Simon in 1889

You’ll be dead before they are big enough to show any color anyways

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