Aphonopelma bicoloratum 1/4” Paper this stackable habitat offers a

this stackable habitat offers a sleek alternative for those who prefer a sliding lid mechanism over pop-off designs

-Jumper babies are difficult and time consuming to raise

It was the very first enclosure we ever designed and sold

I still remember the first time I saw one in real life

Aphonopelma bicoloratum 1/4” Paper this stackable habitat offers asize 1 4 This incredible hard to find Aphonopelma resembles the coloration of Brachypelma boehmei. However a bit smaller maxing out at about 4. 5 inches. They mature males of this species are sexually dimporphic and turn black when they mature. Found in the deserts and scrublands of south western Mexico, these slow growing terrestrial spiders are super long lived. Described in 1996 by Ronny Struchen, Daniel Brndle & Gnter Schmidt.