Melopoeus lividus 4” - 5” female Regular fit Described in 1897 by legendary

Described in 1897 by legendary British zoologist Reginald Innes Pocock

- Naturally jumpers are short lived spider

This fossorial species is endemic to the northern Western Ghats of Karnataka India and only sporadically available

Gets big with females reaching 7 inches

until a new paper came out in 2023 (R

Melopoeus lividus 4” - 5” female Regular fit Described in 1897 by legendaryAdult 4 5 female Classic hobby spider that is known for its attitude and beautiful color. Sometimes referred to as a pet hole due to their burrowing habits, while Its probably better off if they do stay in their hole since they are so mean. These demonic spiders were first described in 1996 by Andrew Smith of the U. K. Native to Thailand and Myanmar, where they are probably constantly throwing threat displays every time the wind blows. They are just