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However it was soon discovered that a previous paper was published just weeks before describing this spider as Haploclastus devamatha

Described in 1991 by Andreas Tinter

However in 2026 the genus Melopoeus was revalidated where this spider currently resides

This is where this spider currently resides

I believe this spider has been sold in the pet trade as Acanthoscurria antillensis in the past

Lasiodorides polycuspulatus 1/2” checkout_work However it was soon discoveredsize 1 2 Described in 1997 by Germanys Gnter Schmidt & Bernd Bischoff. This spider is super slow growing and in my experience one of the longest lived spiders around. Females go through drastic color changes with a molt. About 6 inches as adults, these are terrestrial spiders from Peru.