Florida Keys Whip Spider, Paraphrynus raptator Tarantula scientifically referred to as Eresussp

scientifically referred to as Eresussp

Prefers xeric (dry) habitats like scrub and sandhill ecosystems

Unlike many commercial millipede and isopod substrates

cork bark or small hides

Substrate depth: 4–6 inches minimum

Florida Keys Whip Spider, Paraphrynus raptator Tarantula scientifically referred to as EresusspFlorida Keys Whip Spider, Paraphrynus raptator Rarely Available No Broken Limbs or Antennae Perfect Condition Specimens Paraphrynus raptator, commonly known as the dusky handed whip spider, is a species of amblypygid found in various regions across North and Central America, as well as the Caribbean. Its natural distribution includes: United States: Specifically in the Florida Keys. Mexico: Notably in the states of Campeche, Yucatn, Quintana Roo, and