Here is a brand spanking new species of Sericopelma from Bajos, Panama! They’re quite unique as adults, since most Sericopelma are various shades of blacks and reds, but these, THESE I SAY, more closely resemble the Pamphobeteus with their metallic brown carapace, purplish femurs, and the long setae on their striped legs. You know they’re Sericopelma, as the babies have the classic black body with pink socks. Not too much thus far is known about adult size, but I’d venture at least 7.5″ with a temperament that leans toward Denis Leary. They seem to do well with temps of 75-84 with humidity of 75%. Supplies are limited, so operators are standing by. Anyone under 30 won’t get that bit.
Photo taken by and courtesy of Exoskeleton Invertebrates.
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