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It’s surprising to me that this species isn’t more popular

This spider was known as Haplopelma lividum as it was originally described in 1996

Adults are around 6 inches from what I’ve heard and have an awesome silvery-blue shine to them

I’m not even certain if the spider we know in the hobby is the same spider that these taxonomist are referring too

Described by Brazilian arachnologist Cândido Firmino de Mello-Leitão in 1971

Bonnetina tanzeri 1/2” checkout_work It’s surprising to me thatsize 1 2 Bonnetina is a awesome small genus of terrestrial species from Mexico that avaerge about 4 inches as adults. These spider typically have deep bluish femurs with pink and red hairs on the carapace and abdomen. Bonnetina are generally found from central to southern Mexico. While most Bonnetina are known to build burrows under rocks, B. tanzeri have been observed in open unprotected burrows. They can be found in tropical forests, oak forests and