Grammostola quirogai (ex hobby Grammostola pulchra) 3/4” Men's Clothing even after molting

even after molting

and the rumors of them hunting fish underwater are unfounded

These giants are a hobby staple and will always be one of my favorite

This unique arboreal African spider from Tanzania is unusual as it’s one of 2 or 3 species known where the females lack a spermatheca

This spider can get up to 6 inches and it’s know for its hairs that turn in a upward direction giving them a super fluffy appearance

Grammostola quirogai (ex hobby Grammostola pulchra) 3/4” Men's Clothing even after moltingsize 3 4 Classic hobby spider, known for years to collectors as Grammostola pulchra, aka the Brazilian black tarantula. However this spider has been sold under the wrong label for years, and its only now becoming popular to label them as they should have been. But make no mistake, pretty much everything that is or has ever been sold as G. pulchra, is really Grammostola quirogai that originated from Uruguay stock. Same great spider known for its gentle