Aphonopelma crinirufum 1/4” Accessories featuring air-jet spun yarn for

featuring air-jet spun yarn for a softer fleece with reduced pilling

Larger females can get 7”-8” as adults

the males of this species turn a overall bright purple when they mature

Colombian Pamphobeteus species that gets about 7 inches as adults

This spider breeds very well in captivity and is well established in USA collections

Aphonopelma crinirufum 1/4” Accessories featuring air-jet spun yarn forsize 1 4 Looking up this spider can cause some confusion as the spider Aphonopelma cf. burica has also been sold as A. crinirufum (blue front) in the past. This is an overall chestnut colored spider that lives in burrows in the road banks of the Pacific coastal provinces of Guanacaste and Puntarenas. Originally describes in 1980 as Citharacanthus crinirufus by Carlos E. Valerio, but moved to the genus Aphonopelma in 1997 by Jean Peter Rudloff. This