Lactrodectus obscurior (Cape Verde Widow) 0.25-0.5" Size:0.25-0.5" but the first photo is

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This gorgeous dwarf species has been adored by hobbyists due to its "bumblebee" pattern on the abdomen - a gold-olive coloration with darker stripes

Impressive Presence: Between the size and the color

smithi was one of the first species on the scene of the tarantula hobby and it does not disappoint

Lactrodectus obscurior (Cape Verde Widow) 0.25-0.5" Size:0.25-0.5" but the first photo isThis eye catching widow species showcases warm brown coloration across the legs and body, contrasted by a bold, bright red hourglass on the underside of the abdomen. The dorsal side features distinctive striping patterns that flow toward the abdomens base, creating a striking visual display unique to this species. Hardy, visually impressive, and instantly recognizable, this widow is an excellent addition for collectors seeking something both beautiful