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Ceratogyrus brachycephalus WF 1” checkout-work First described in 2011 when

Ceratogyrus brachycephalus WF 1” checkout-work First described in 2011 whensize 1 Rare horned baboon spider with a large flat horn that faces forward. Native to Botswana, Zimbabwe and South Africa, these spiders were described in 1919 by John Hewitt. Ceratogyrus are a good genera of old worlds to start with. Fossorial species that like to dig, so give them plenty of dirt. Fun and unique genera to keep.

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Description

First described in 2011 when Reginald Pocock 1901 genus Pterinopelma was revalidated after it was considered synonymous with Eurypelma by Eugène Simon in 1903

and Argentina

perfect for arboreal tarantulas

This stunning spider was known in the hobby for some time just as Thrigmopoeinae sp 'Kali' then the genus Cilantica was created by Zeeshan A

Ceratogyrus brachycephalus WF 1” checkout-work First described in 2011 whensize 1 Rare horned baboon spider with a large flat horn that faces forward. Native to Botswana, Zimbabwe and South Africa, these spiders were described in 1919 by John Hewitt. Ceratogyrus are a good genera of old worlds to start with. Fossorial species that like to dig, so give them plenty of dirt. Fun and unique genera to keep.

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