Acanthoscurria geniculata 1/4” Hoodies so I’m not going to

so I’m not going to even waste my time writing some flashy BS description to make them sound interesting

This spider goes through some amazing color changes as it grows and reaches about 5 inches as adults

ensuring a snug and secure environment as they grow

-Groups of 2 are usually a pair or two females

Described in 1841 by German Arachnologist Carl Ludwig Koch

Acanthoscurria geniculata 1/4” Hoodies so I’m not going tosize 1 4 Described by Carl Ludwig Koch in 1841. A new world terrestrial spider from Brazilian rainforests. Fast growing species that reaches 7 8 as adults. These are one of my most recommended species for a great display spider. They grow fast, stay out in the open, eat everything, and grow like weeds. Great spider to own !