Phrynus marginemaculatus (Giant Tailless Whip Scorpion) Skittish deep black striping

deep black striping

Feed appropriately sized prey every 1–2 weeks

There are very few tarantulas from Asia that feature this white banded feature

an eye catching terrestrial species out of Brazil known for shimmering metallic coloration that can come through as a vivid blue or a rich purple depending on the individual

Sling Coloration: Slings show off a bright red coloration close to what you'd see in G

Phrynus marginemaculatus (Giant Tailless Whip Scorpion) Skittish deep black stripingPhrynus marginemaculatus (Giant Tailless Whip Scorpion) for sale These amazing arachnids look like something out of a sci fi movie, which of course makes them a must have for invertebrate enthusiasts. Tailless whip scorpions or 'whip spiders' have no venom at all and instead use adapted pedipalps with spines to imaple their prey and capture it, very similar to mantids. These arachnids do climb and appreciate cork bark and crevices to hide. You can set