Spinosatibiapalpus. sp “yellow blue” (Colombia) 1/4” Cat however there has been little

however there has been little taxonomic work on them since and they can be difficult to tell apart from others in the genus

New Ecuadorean species

Described by legendary British zoologist Reginald Innes Pocock in 1899

Adults can reach sizes of 6 inches

The slings start off with a cool tiger pattern on the abdomen that fades to the overall orange color

Spinosatibiapalpus. sp “yellow blue” (Colombia) 1/4” Cat however there has been littlesize 1 4 This spider has been sold under numerous names, from sp. blue & yellow, sp. purple & gold, sp. Colombia etc. However this spider should not be confused with the similar grey and blue spider from Colombia that is often labeled as sp. Colombia. Its my guess that this spider will one day be assigned to the genus Spinosatibiapalpus. Time will tell. This simple to keep slow growing spider is a great beginner spider . Its colors will get your