Neischnocolus panamanus 1/8” - 1/4” botanical tee are heavy webbers and have

are heavy webbers and have awesome hairy hind legs

where they flair their legs out in an arched position displaying their fangs

with nothing but a crumpled up piece of paper towel to build a web on

Great species that is often overlooked

ensuring a snug and secure environment as they grow

Neischnocolus panamanus 1/8” - 1/4” botanical tee are heavy webbers and havesize 1 8 1 4 This interesting dwarf species from Panama has a confusing past in the hobby. Its often confused with what is now sold in the hobby as Neischnocolus mecana. So dont go by what the pictures on Google look like, because many of them are wrong. This species grows to about 2. 5 inches and lives in rotting logs in nature. They also have a pretty unique defensive posture when disturbed, where they flair their legs out in an arched position