Acantheis longiventris – Museum-Quality Asian Wandering Spider Specimen Quantity:Pack of 1 Available in three weight grades

Available in three weight grades — from a compact 1kg desktop piece to a commanding 5kg statement specimen — each amethyst geode brings a different presence to a space

Each specimen is selected to museum display standards

ready for framing or spreading

broad wings

Students can observe the dramatic difference between upperwings (iridescent blue for mate attraction) and underwings (camouflaged brown for predator protection when wings are closed)

Acantheis longiventris – Museum-Quality Asian Wandering Spider Specimen Quantity:Pack of 1 Available in three weight gradesAcantheis longiventris Preserved Spider Specimen Acantheis longiventris is a species of Asian wandering spider belonging to the family Ctenidae, recognised for its distinctively elongated abdomen a feature reflected in its species name longiventris (Latin: "long belly"). Found across tropical regions of Asia, this species exemplifies the remarkable diversity of wandering spiders, which are known for their active hunting behaviour rather than web