Tapinauchenius sanctivincenti (St. Vincent's Tree Spider) Size:0.75-1" Given the adult size

Given the adult size

and combined with this unique adaptation these also stay smaller (only about 2")

Are tiger rump tarantulas aggressive

debated as the largest species in the genus

and their chelicerae (fangs) are bright bred

Tapinauchenius sanctivincenti (St. Vincent's Tree Spider) Size:0.75-1" Given the adult sizeTapinauchenius sanctivincenti (St. Vincent's Tree Spider) Tapinauchenius sanctivincenti is a stunning new world arboreal from St. Vincent and a heavy webber that tops out around a 5" legspan. It builds elaborate tube webs up and down the enclosure, and the adults develop a darker base coloration across the abdomen and legs with vivid red hind legs that gives it a striking Darth Maul look. Slings start more muted browns and tans, and the contrast plus