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Grammostola grossa 1” DTG S in the last few

Grammostola grossa 1” DTG S in the last fewsize 1 One of the largest Grammostola species with the same great gentle nature. Native to several South American countries these long lived spiders can get leg spans of 7. Described in 1871 by Austrian naturalist Anton Ausserer as Lasiocnemus grossus, but moved to the Grammostola genus in 1994 by Gnter Schmidt. These awesome terrestrial spiders have a beautiful silvery color that will be an eye popper in any collection.

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Bonnetina are generally found from central to southern Mexico

They spend most of their time overreacting in a threat posture while doing any kind of enclosure maintenance

No more fiddling with latches – just a sleek

Secure Magnetic Lid: The lid is easy to remove

Grammostola grossa 1” DTG S in the last fewsize 1 One of the largest Grammostola species with the same great gentle nature. Native to several South American countries these long lived spiders can get leg spans of 7. Described in 1871 by Austrian naturalist Anton Ausserer as Lasiocnemus grossus, but moved to the Grammostola genus in 1994 by Gnter Schmidt. These awesome terrestrial spiders have a beautiful silvery color that will be an eye popper in any collection.

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