Phrynus marginemaculatus (Giant Tailless Whip Scorpion)

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Phrynus marginemaculatus (Giant Tailless Whip Scorpion)Phrynus 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

develops gorgeous blue

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This newer species to the hobby exhibits a reflective gold and red coloration and has a very unique setae (hair) patter on the abdomen that sets it apart from other species in the same area

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While these do perfectly fine on insects like any other tarantulas

The body is leggy and athletic

amazing color and interesting behavior/taxonomy

Many species in this genus have been found carrying rats

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You can see they even have extra large toe pads on their legs and do not dig much at all

The first picture is a female and the second picture is an adult male in the wild

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