- This New World Terrestrial is from Argentina and Chile.
- Previously known as Cenobiopelma argentinensis & Oligoxystre argentinensis.
- The adult females are small, with an elongated body and have a mahogany hue with a large number of yellowish hairs that give it a golden appearance.
- The maximum size of the females is around 1.97"-2.36", and the males are a little smaller.
- Catumiri is from the Brazilian Tupi Indian language, which means “very small”, considering these are among the smallest Theraphosidae.
- Previously known as Cenobiopelma argentinensis & Oligoxystre argentinensis.
- The adult females are small, with an elongated body and have a mahogany hue with a large number of yellowish hairs that give it a golden appearance.
- The maximum size of the females is around 1.97"-2.36", and the males are a little smaller.
- Catumiri is from the Brazilian Tupi Indian language, which means “very small”, considering these are among the smallest Theraphosidae.