Chinese Hourglass Trap Door Spider, Cyclocosmia Ricketti Scorpions relying on speed to escape

relying on speed to escape threats rather than confrontation

• Brazilian Blue Dwarf Beauty Tarantula (Dolichothele diamantinensis)

Leafy greens

The alternating light and dark body rings create bold tiger-like banding

darker body coloration providing strong contrast

Chinese Hourglass Trap Door Spider, Cyclocosmia Ricketti Scorpions relying on speed to escapeChinese Hourglass Trap Door Spider, Cyclocosmia Ricketti Current in stock specimens are 1 to 1. 5" Max Size 2. 5" This spider is a fossorial (burrowing) species that constructs deep, silk lined burrows with a well camouflaged trapdoor made of silk, soil, and plant debris. The trapdoor is flush with the forest floor, making it nearly invisible to both predators and prey. The most fascinating feature of Cyclocosmia ricketti is its heavily sclerotized