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The Skeleton Tarantula: A Deep Dive into Ephebopus murinus

The Skeleton Tarantula (Ephebopus murinus) is one of the most visually striking and biologically unique arachnids in the hobby. Named for the brilliant, cream-colored markings on its knees that resemble a skeletal structure, this species is a favorite among experienced keepers.

However, beneath its “bony” exterior lies a complex predator with behaviors that defy standard tarantula classifications.

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A Pictorial Guide To My Tarantula Collection

People are always asking me how many tarantulas I have and to be honest, I do have quite a few. What I am sharing with you today is the species list of tarantulas in my collection. In some cases I do have multiples of the same species so this list is just representative. In many cases, what I have are very young spiderlings so pictures may not be of the actual spider currently in my collection. As adult pictures of my actual animals are taken, they will replace any generic pictures used here. As more species are added, this list will be updated. Enjoy!

Acanthoscurria geniculata (Giant White Knee) – Brazil

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