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Thailand Redleg Trapdoor Spider (Latouchia batuensis) 3" subadults, $45 each Very rare in the hobby right now, these fasntastic Asian trapdoor spiders are very pretty, jet black with blood-red legs! Deep burrowers, that don't make typical "trapdoor" type opening, yet make a silktube that has an opening for quick assault on prey. Very impressive and aggressive species! Limited supply, so don't wait on these!! |
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Black Armored Trapdoor Spider (Liphistius malayanus) 2" - 3" subadults, $30 each These awesome and strange Malaysian trapdoor spiders are shiney jet - black with "spikey" setae along the legs. Very rare in the hobby right now, they make strange trapdoors with "trip wires" to help alert it of prey crossing by. Very fast moving species! Limited supply, so don't wait on these!! |
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Tigerleg Armored Trapdoor Spider (Liphistius murphyorum) 1" - 2" subadults, $30 each These awesome and strange Malaysian trapdoor spiders are shiney brown with orange banded legs. Very rare in the hobby right now, they make strange trapdoors with "trip wires" to help alert it of prey crossing by. Very fast moving species! Limited supply, so don't wait on these!! |
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Tanzanian Giant Banded Tailless Whipscorpion (Damon diadema) 1.5" CB Babies!!, $20 each Tanzanian Giant Banded Tailless Whipscorpion, are Amblypigids, these are fantastic arachnids, weird alien like, these get quite large as adults. Fairly easy to keep, Real COOL creature! These were recently hatched out by Eric McCoy of Missouri....Way to go Eric!! |
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Patent Leather Beetle (Odonotaenius disjunctus) 1.5” $5 each The Patent Leather Beetle, also called Bess Beetle, is a native to the U.S. They are large, shiny black beetles that make a neat sound when disturbed. Neat creatures! |
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Brown Recluse (Loxosceles recluse) 3/4-1.5” $5 each These beautiful true spiders are native to the United States. They have a distinctive violin shaped mark on the carapace and a body coloration that sports all different shades of brown. This is one of the most venomous spiders in the U.S., so use extreme caution around them! |