Eresus walckenaeri 'Orange Ring Mountanica Local' (Giant Orange Ring Velvet Spider) 1/8-1/4" + Habitat FALL FREEZE ENDING 11/16 MIDNIGHT

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One of the most adorable spiders in existance, this amazing Greek species is the largest in the genus reaching an elleged 3" max size in females, while males will be smaller  and females maintains a solid black appearance with an orange ring on the abdomen, while mature males become a gorgeous red. 


These specimens should be well started slings 1/8-1/4"  legspan, and but we wanted to be conservative just in case some of this batch are a tad samller. This is an arid species that catches food with its web and can take down surprisingly large prey. These do not come around often, so grab them while you can!  


We do not water these and you can keep them in their habitats for a year. Just prekill a 0.25" cricket and they will do fine. 

Additional Details

The Specs

Genus: Eresus
Species: walckernaeri
Type: Web dwelling
Temperment: Handlable but prefers to be in webs
Endemic Location: Greece
Adult Size: 1"+ males and Females 2.5"

Species Description

One of the most adorable spiders in existance, this amazing Greek species is a small species (reaching only 1.5" legspan) and females maintains a solid black appearance with an orange ring on the abdomen, while mature males become a gorgeous red.
These specimens should be well started slings 1/8-1/4"  legspan, and but we wanted to be conservative just in case some of this batch are a tad samller. This is an arid species that catches food with its web and can take down surprisingly large prey. These do not come around often, so grab them while you can! 
This species can be kept in groups when they are smaller, but we suggest keeping seperate when larger. Keep the soil and moss dryer and crush crickets and place them in the web for the spider to scavenge on. Do not mist as they get most of the moisture from their food and it damages their web. 

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