Diplura sanguinea 1.5” DTG providing ample vertical space for

providing ample vertical space for climbing and webbing

This slate grey baboon spider was once very common in the hobby but these days they are hard to find

One of the prettiest of the genus for sure and are only sporadically available

Its compact design ensures a safe and engaging environment as they grow and develop

First described in 1832

Diplura sanguinea 1.5” DTG providing ample vertical space forsize 1. 5 This spider superficially looks like what is also sold as Diplura sp. Rurrenabaque in the hobby. However, Rurrenabaque is a town in Bolivia, while Diplura sanguinea is described from Colombia and Brazil. So its best to keep them separate. Diplura sanguinea is commonly referred to as a curtain web spider, due to the heavy webbing nature of this arachnid. Growing to almost 3 inches in length, these easy to keep spiders do best in an enclosure