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.

Rare Asian centipede with awesome white antenna

However don’t get caught off guard if it does decide to take off

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This is the only described arboreal species from Costa Rica

Lightweight

These fast growing large terrestrial spiders are an undescibed species known from southwestern Ecuador

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Compatibility: Lids that are compatible with the 6" Tarantula Cube are also compatible with the Treehouse Switch Medium

These fast moving arboreal spiders grow quickly and can reach 8 inches in length

Sliding Locking Lid: Features a smooth-sliding lid with magnets for secure closure and easy access

Described in 1998 by Günter Schmidt & Robert Samm of Germany

This Scolopendra is likely a Thailand locality of Scolopendra dehanni