Genus Typhochlaena

babelfish

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and this here is Typhochlaena seladonia (Koch, 1841),
the type species.

pictures taken in Brazil, they are showing an adult female with 1,9cmBL.



 

Bugmom

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Which organ do I need to sell to ensure that I can get one of these if and when they are available? :nurse:
 

Abyss

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And excactly where can i aquire some slings!!!!!!!!!!!!!
 

WeightedAbyss75

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Love these T's! Are they like avics in care, or are they difficult husbandry-wise? Just in case I ever get the chance to own one ;)
 

Andrea82

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Another cutie in this genus, thank you for sharing! @babelfish
They are quite small though. They must be the smallest arboreals I've come across on here.
 

babelfish

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first footage of Typhochlaena costae Bertani, 2012 in natural living space.
The genus shows an arboreal trapdoor lifestyle, which hasn't been seen on theraphosid spiders before.

 
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