Tapinauchenius sanctivincenti (St. Vincent's Tree Spider) RARE they have even larger toe

they have even larger toe pads than some other arboreals

Strong feeding response: Consistent appetite and quick

While not overly defensive

and redecorates often

Compact size: A true dwarf species that stays small but visually striking

Tapinauchenius sanctivincenti (St. Vincent's Tree Spider) RARE they have even larger toeTapinauchenius sanctivincenti (St. Vincent's Tree Spider) Tapinauchenius sanctivincenti is a stunning new world arboreal from St. Vincent and a heavy webber that tops out around a 5" legspan. It builds elaborate tube webs up and down the enclosure, and the adults develop a darker base coloration across the abdomen and legs with vivid red hind legs that gives it a striking Darth Maul look. Slings start more muted browns and tans, and the contrast plus