Euthycaelus colonica 1/2” concert tank just a new label

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New Ecuadorean species of sand spider

featuring air-jet spun yarn for a softer fleece with reduced pilling

Later in 2015 it was moved to the Omothymus genus by Smith & Jacobi

They tend to grow faster then Brachypelma as well

Euthycaelus colonica 1/2” concert tank just a new labelsize 1 2 This small fast moving spider reaches about 3 inches as adults. Not commonly bred in the USA, but has been around in the hobby for a long time, previously sold as Hemiercus sp. Venezuela. Described in 1899 by Eugne Simon originally as Hapalopus cervinus, but has since gone under many taxonomic changes. These is an easy to keep fossorial species, that just need a few inches of damp dirt to dig in, and a piece of cork bark to hide under.