Nhandu sylviae, new species was described.

[Arachnid Addicted]

Here's the link.

NMBE - World Spider Catalog

Detailed taxonomic information about the spider families

wsc.nmbe.ch

Enjoy.

 

[Butterbean83]

I wonder how long until they're bred in captivity? I wanna know what they look like. I love the look of Nhandu Carapoensis and Tripepii, I wonder if it can top those two?..

 

[Ultum4Spiderz]

I wonder how long until they're bred in captivity? I wanna know what they look like. I love the look of Nhandu Carapoensis and Tripepii, I wonder if it can top those two?..

I didn’t see a pic in the link what’s it look like ???

 

[MariaLewisia]

I didn’t see a pic in the link what’s it look like ???

Sadly we have no confirmed pics of living N. sylviae yet. The specimens looked at in the paper were found in a museum preserved in alcohol which discolours them to a brownish colour over time.

 

[Butterbean83]

I didn’t see a pic in the link what’s it look like ???

Unfortunately no pics available of them. I'd love to see more Nhandu species discovered though. Love to see a nice fluffy one in a different colour, and a true giant one the size of A Geniculata... Just they'd have to be then bred in captivity which would take years

Not enough giant species out there for my liking

 

[Ultum4Spiderz]

Unfortunately no pics available of them. I'd love to see more Nhandu species discovered though. Love to see a nice fluffy one in a different colour, and a true giant one the size of A Geniculata... Just they'd have to be then bred in captivity which would take years

Not enough giant species out there for my liking

I know I’ve made various threads I can’t seem to find about large Ts and which ones are the biggest. Wish I just gotten a theraphosa when I had the money, now I gotta go find a job then buy the spiders . Although might take convincing to get more my moms Sick of my Ts but I’m someday getting more regardless what they say . Maybe I’ll keep a low number make them happy . Keep it practically zero maintenance.

 

[Butterbean83]

I think T Blondi/Stirmi/Apophysis, L Parhybana, some Phormictopus, Pampheobetus species and A Geniculata are the largest. Xenesthis Immansis too from what I can gather. Sericopelma Santa Catalina, Megaphobema Robustum and Nhandu Tripepii can get pretty big too And G Pulchra and G Pulchripes but can't seem to find any others that get to the giant sizes

Haha I'm glad I'm not living with my parents there's no chance I'd be allowed lol my girlfriend has taken enough convincing Im gonna get her to see that they're harmless and maybe get her a nice fluffy one to get her over them maybe a curly hair