Theraphosinae sp. “Vulpes” 1/2” punk tank Later in 1901 it was

Later in 1901 it was transferred to the new genus Xenesthis that would be established by Reginald Innes Pocock

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These giants are a hobby staple and will always be one of my favorite

This unique species native to the USA mimics long blades of grass as it can be found in meadow fields across the South

These and other “Macrothele” type spiders are by far my favorites to keep in captivity

Theraphosinae sp. “Vulpes” 1/2” punk tank Later in 1901 it wassize 1 2 Very little known new world tarantula that is likely from South America. Im working out a better locality for it at this time. My guess is they get about 5 inches as adults and look like a terrestrial species. The only pic that I have seen they appear to be a grey spider with a fuzzy appearance. Any other info that I can gather will be updated here. For now your guess is as good as mine.