Orientothele yani (ex. Macrothele) 1/2” Christmas Since Haploclastus devamatha was published

Since Haploclastus devamatha was published first

This enclosure is perfect for housing larger tarantulas

Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent discoloration over time

Large arboreal species that can obtain a leg span up to 7  inches or possibly more

Heavy webbers that will reach a little over 2 inches as adult

Orientothele yani (ex. Macrothele) 1/2” Christmas Since Haploclastus devamatha was publishedsize 1 2 These incredible spiders were described in 2002 by Xiang Xu, Chang min Yin, & Charles E. Griswold. From the Gaoligong Mountains in the Yunnan Province of China. Originally described as a Macrothele species, however in 2025 a paper on Macrothele created 4 new genera dividing them up a bit. These spider where then moved to the new genera Orientothele. Dont be fooled though, these spicy spiders are still full of attitude and are really fun to