Ewok pruriens 3/4” (ex. Thrixopelma pruriens)

Ewok pruriens 3/4” (ex. Thrixopelma pruriens)size 3 4 These spiders originally came to the hobby under the name Theraphosinae sp. "Piura". However they were recently examined by Germanys Theraphosid Research Team and determined that they are indeed Thrixopelma pruriens. Then in 2025 they were transferred to the newly created genus Ewok. This long lived terrestrial spider from Peru are only sporadically available and arent bred often in the U. S. Reaches about 5 inches as adults. Ive personally

oak forests and grasslands

This Selenocosmiinae was first described by Ray Gabriel & Daniella Sherwood in 2019

This spider is super slow growing and in my experience one of the longest lived spiders around

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this tropical terrestrial spider will definitely make you stop to look at it

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Described in 1899 by legendary taxonomist Reginald Innes Pocock

Super easy to breed

size  1/4”

First described in 1880 as Tapinauchenius reduncus by Ferdinand Anton Franz Karsch of Berlin

but at the slightest disturbance they will dart back to their hide in a blink of an eye

These are a leggy species that can reach a leg span of over 8 inches