Description
The Kukulcania arizonica, commonly known as the Black Hole Spider, is a fascinating and unique true spider species featuring remarkable web-building behavior. This intriguing crevice weaver displays dark brown to black coloration with a velvety appearance, creating a subtle yet attractive look characteristic of this secretive species.
Native to the southwestern United States and northern Mexico, this robust species reaches a leg span of 2–3 inches at maturity. Known for its distinctive funnel-shaped webs that appear as dark "black holes" in crevices, this species creates impressive silk structures that radiate outward from its retreat. The Black Hole Spider is an excellent choice for keepers who appreciate true spiders with fascinating web-building behavior, long lifespans (females can live 10+ years), and unique natural history.
Key Features:
- Fascinating funnel web builder with "black hole" appearance
- Creates impressive radial silk structures from crevices
- Medium size reaching 2–3 inch leg span
- Long-lived species (females 10+ years)
- Hardy North American species
- Secretive behavior with interesting retreat habits
- Beginner to intermediate care level
- Live arrival guarantee with safe, discreet shipping
Perfect for keepers seeking a unique web-building species with fascinating behavior and impressive longevity. Each specimen is ethically sourced and comes with comprehensive care information to ensure long-term success with this captivating species.
