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This rare species lives in rock crevices and reaches 3 - 4 inches as adults

Ceratogyrus meridionalis 1/2” gift wrapping paper I have not had lucksize 1 2 This rarley offered baboon spider is one of the unquie species of the genus Ceratogyrus, as it lacks any kind of horn at all. Described in 1907 by British taxonomist Arthur Stanley Hirst. Originally thouht to be a Pterinochilus species, but was moved the the genus Ceratogyrus by Richard Gallon in 2001. Reaching 6 inches as adults and should be kept like any other African terrestrial spiders. This spider is native to Malawi & Mozambique.