Cyrpsidromus sp costa rica

[frodogecko]

I just picked up this sling labeled Cyrpsidromus sp costa rica and I can't find any care info about them. I don't even know if it's terrestrial or arboreal. Can anyone help me out?

 

[johnny quango]

I just picked up this sling labeled Cyrpsidromus sp costa rica and I can't find any care info about them. I don't even know if it's terrestrial or arboreal. Can anyone help me out?

I can't help you with the exact species you've asked about. But I do own a Crypsidromus puriscal and they definitely aren't arboreal they can be a little firey at times not the best eaters slowish growing and by all accounts a dwarf species although this information is based on my own Crypsidromus

 

[frodogecko]

I can't help you with the exact species you've asked about. But I do own a Crypsidromus puriscal and they definitely aren't arboreal they can be a little firey at times not the best eaters slowish growing and by all accounts a dwarf species although this information is based on my own Crypsidromus

Thanks for the response, so far the info I've found is from the World Spider Catalog. All it says is that Crypsidromus is a synonym for Lasiodora.

 

[KezyGLA]

Never heard of sp. Costa Rica but I have kept a couple Crypsidromus species before. They were terrestrial, small, feisty, slow/medium growth, good appetite until premoult, appreciated a bit of humidity.

 

[The Spider House]

I can't help you with the exact species you've asked about. But I do own a Crypsidromus puriscal and they definitely aren't arboreal they can be a little firey at times not the best eaters slowish growing and by all accounts a dwarf species although this information is based on my own Crypsidromus

From what I have read on various forums the C pursical (previously Lasiodora pursical) and C sp. Costa Rica could indeed be the same spider (common name "Black emelia"). I have replied purely as I am thinking of purchasing a C sp. Costa Rica and been trawling through Google for "hits".
Do you still have your C pursical and if you do, could you share some pics please? Much appreciated.

 

[johnny quango]

From what I have read on various forums the C pursical (previously Lasiodora pursical) and C sp. Costa Rica could indeed be the same spider (common name "Black emelia"). I have replied purely as I am thinking of purchasing a C sp. Costa Rica and been trawling through Google for "hits".
Do you still have your C pursical and if you do, could you share some pics please? Much appreciated.

Hi unfortunately I no longer have this species I lost her to a bad moult while I was away. I'll look through my old pictures later and see if I have any of this species

 

[The Spider House]

Hi unfortunately I no longer have this species I lost her to a bad moult while I was away. I'll look through my old pictures later and see if I have any of this species

Thats sad. Sorry to hear that. Thanks in advance of you hopefully finding some pics.

 

[arthurliuyz]

Thats sad. Sorry to hear that. Thanks in advance of you hopefully finding some pics.

@johnny quango

Crypsidromus puriscal

• johnny quango
• Mar 25, 2018
• 13
• lasiodora lasiodora puriscal metriopelma puriscal puriscal

Freshly moulted and looking beautiful

 

[The Spider House]

@johnny quango

Crypsidromus puriscal

• johnny quango
• Mar 25, 2018
• 13
• lasiodora lasiodora puriscal metriopelma puriscal puriscal

Freshly moulted and looking beautiful

Thanks
I had seen that one in the gallery when looking for pics, but wondered if any later as think it was an old post From JohnnyQuango.