Description
The Selenops radiatus, commonly known as the Tomb Crawler Spider, is a fascinating and unique true spider species featuring a remarkably flattened body shape. This intriguing spider displays tan to brown coloration with a distinctive disc-like, flattened appearance that allows it to squeeze into incredibly tight crevices, creating one of the most unusual body forms among spiders.
Native to the Caribbean, Central America, and parts of South America, this species reaches a leg span of 2–3 inches at maturity. Known for its extremely flattened body, lightning-fast sideways movement (similar to a crab), ability to hide in the thinnest cracks, and nocturnal hunting behavior, the Tomb Crawler Spider is a prized specimen for keepers who appreciate unique true spiders with remarkable adaptations and fascinating natural behaviors.
Key Features:
- Remarkably flattened, disc-like body shape
- Lightning-fast sideways crab-like movement
- Can squeeze into incredibly tight crevices
- Nocturnal hunter with impressive speed
- Does not build webs – active crevice dweller
- Medium size reaching 2–3 inch leg span
- Intermediate care level
- Live arrival guarantee with safe, discreet shipping
Perfect for keepers seeking a unique spider with remarkable body adaptations and fascinating crevice-dwelling behavior. Each specimen is ethically sourced and comes with comprehensive care information to ensure long-term success with this extraordinary species.
