Neostenotarsus sp. 'Suriname' 1/8” - 1/4” Cat This enclosure is perfect for

This enclosure is perfect for housing larger tarantulas

This spider was first described in Reginald Innes Pocock in 1899 and not seen again for 101 years until it was rediscovered by Drs

Jumping Spiders: The design is perfect for jumpers that enjoy creating intricate nests and webbing in elevated spaces

size 1/4”

Described in 2010 by Rick West and Steve Nunn this incredible spider is also known and the Malaysian purple femur tarantula

Neostenotarsus sp. 'Suriname' 1/8” - 1/4” Cat This enclosure is perfect forsize 1 8 1 4 This unusual and small terrestrial species from Suriname is still undescribed. Adults reach about 3 inches and are still fairly rare in the hobby. The mature males of this species are interesting as there is a green morph and a purple morph upon maturity. These colors forms come from the same eggsac and little is known why there is a variation in the males.