- This New World Terrestrial species is from Brazil.
- Has general blue metallic color pattern and the reddish setae on the abdomen, instead of the general brownish to reddish pattern shown by the other species. General color pattern of golden-brown. Carapace, chelicerae, abdomen and legs covered dorsally and ventrally with metallic blue setae. Leg rings and longitudinal stripes on the patellae and tibiae hardly distinct. Abdomen covered with abundant long red setae and some short metallic blue setae. Anterior region with a stripe of red setae.
- For a dwarf species, they are vicious predators, being able to take down prey as large as they are.
- The adult size is 2.5" - 4".
- Previously known as Oligoxystre diamantinensis.
- Has general blue metallic color pattern and the reddish setae on the abdomen, instead of the general brownish to reddish pattern shown by the other species. General color pattern of golden-brown. Carapace, chelicerae, abdomen and legs covered dorsally and ventrally with metallic blue setae. Leg rings and longitudinal stripes on the patellae and tibiae hardly distinct. Abdomen covered with abundant long red setae and some short metallic blue setae. Anterior region with a stripe of red setae.
- For a dwarf species, they are vicious predators, being able to take down prey as large as they are.
- The adult size is 2.5" - 4".
- Previously known as Oligoxystre diamantinensis.