Eresus sp. Cinnaberinus (Cinnabar Ladybird Spider) Large Species (7"+) layered over the brighter color

layered over the brighter color underneath

they often establish traps in visible areas

with slightly moist substrate and strong ventilation

Males mature faster and typically live 2 to 3 years post-maturity

the Tete OBT thrives in dry

Eresus sp. Cinnaberinus (Cinnabar Ladybird Spider) Large Species (7"+) layered over the brighter colorEresus sp. Cinnaberinus (Cinnabar Ladybird Spider) Male is pictured. Females have black bodies and orange faces. These stunning dwarf spiders are known for their bright coloration and charming appearance, making them a favorite among collectors. They are fossorial, webbing near the surface and hiding in burrows, and do best in cooler temps. 1 8" slings come with an enclosure to keep them in and includes soil, moss, and ventilation holes to prevent