Nhandu cerradensis 1/2” T-shirts Similiar to Nhandu coloratovillosus but

Similiar to Nhandu coloratovillosus but with thinner bands and a blue-ish hue mostly seen after a molt

This unique arboreal African spider from Tanzania is unusual as it’s one of 2 or 3 species known where the females lack a spermatheca

I find spider’lings do best set up in a 3 dram size jar

So caution should be taking while working with them

but probably become addicted

Nhandu cerradensis 1/2” T-shirts Similiar to Nhandu coloratovillosus butsize 1 2 Similiar to Nhandu coloratovillosus but with thinner bands and a blue ish hue mostly seen after a molt. This hard to find Nhandu species has been long sought after and is fairly rare in the USA. Grows to 8 inches and should be kept in a damp terrestrial set up like the other Nhandu species.