Pterinochilus lugardi Fort Hall Baboon 1"

Scientific Name: Pterinochilus lugardi Common Name: Fort Hall Baboon Classification: Old World Terrestrial/Fossorial Endemic Location: Eastern and Southern Africa Adult Size: Approximately 4.5 to 5 inches Lifespan: 3-4 years for males and 10-12 years for females. Interesting facts about this species: The Fort Hall Baboon is a gorgeous, silver-and-grey patterned African tarantula that creates massive, dense silk webs across the floor of its enclosure. For hobbyists researching the best webbing tarantulas for sale, this Old World species is a phenomenal architect that will completely redesign its terrarium. Because of its fast, defensive nature, it requires an advanced keeper utilizing long tongs and hands-off husbandry techniques.