Phrynus marginemaculatus (Giant Tailless Whip Scorpion) July electric blue that covers the

electric blue that covers the carapace and femurs and looks photoshopped until you see it in person

Locality: RCF (Red Color Form) Usambara is a specific mountain locality from the Usambara range in Tanzania

Captive Bred: All our animals are 100% captive bred

one of the most beginner-friendly species in the hobby

These spiders like dry conditions

Phrynus marginemaculatus (Giant Tailless Whip Scorpion) July electric blue that covers thePhrynus marginemaculatus (Giant Tailless Whip Scorpion) for sale These amazing arachnids look like something out of a sci fi movie, which of course makes them a must have for invertebrate enthusiasts. Tailless whip scorpions or 'whip spiders' have no venom at all and instead use adapted pedipalps with spines to imaple their prey and capture it, very similar to mantids. These arachnids do climb and appreciate cork bark and crevices to hide. You can set