Two Neischnocolus species were described.

[Arachnid Addicted]

And here's the link, as always.

NMBE - World Spider Catalog

Detailed taxonomic information about the spider families

wsc.nmbe.ch

Enjoy.

 

[viper69]

Finally

 

[Arachnophobphile]

Very very leggy

 

[Terrovax]

There are great photos of the female of N. cisnerosi on iNaturalist. They look cool like the males.

 

[TarantulaMan138]

And here's the link, as always.

NMBE - World Spider Catalog

Detailed taxonomic information about the spider families

wsc.nmbe.ch

Enjoy.

Thanks for the link. I love it's yellow carapace and seemingly striped abdomen, and leggy indèd. Reminds me of a Theraphosa Apophysis with its legs. I wonder how big it's potential size is.

 

[c.h.esteban]

I wonder how big it's potential size is.

The males are under 2 cm body length.

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• c.h.esteban
• Sep 29, 2023

Neischnocolus cf. cisnerosi, male (E1023)

 

[TarantulaMan138]

The males are under 2 cm body length.

01.jpg

• c.h.esteban
• Sep 29, 2023

Neischnocolus cf. cisnerosi, male (E1023)

So they were pretty small, hardtop tell with nothing around to give the photo scale. I still wonder how large they get full grown but beautiful either way.

 

[c.h.esteban]

I still wonder how large they get full grown but beautiful either way

The picture above showes a full grown, adult male with a carapace length of 6,8 mm.
It´s similar what the description say "...Total length: 14.23. Carapace length: 8.52....".

 

[TarantulaMan138]

The picture above showes a full grown, adult male with a carapace length of 6,8 mm.
It´s similar what the description say "...Total length: 14.23. Carapace length: 8.52....".

So these are dwarf Ts, interesting.