Hapalotremus marcapata 3/4” Crew neck yet functional habitat offers everything

yet functional habitat offers everything your tiny tarantulas need to thrive in a secure and stylish environment

These centipede haven’t been available in quite some time

Described in 1875 by Austrian naturalist Anton Ausserer

My guess is they get about 5 inches as adults and look like a terrestrial species

Use caution when dealing with these incredible spiders

Hapalotremus marcapata 3/4” Crew neck yet functional habitat offers everythingMarcapata Valleysize 3 4 These incredible spiders from the highlands of Cusco Peru are fairly new to the hobby. Terrestrial species that lives under rocks, that reach about 5 inches as adults. These spider prefer cooler temperatures, so do not provide them with any additional heat. These spiders are known from the Marcapata Valley Vilcanota mountain chain of souther Peru. Described in 2018 by a team of arachnologist.