- Also known as Giant Tailless Whip Spider; Tanzanian Giant Tailless Whip Scorpion; African Whip Spider.
- This Old World arachnid is from Kenya and Tanzania.
- They can reach up to 8" across with extended legs.
- They are considered are harmless but fast. They move sideways (like crabs) and are arboreal in nature.
- They can pinch with their claws, but rarely do, choosing to run away instead.
- They are considered communal, and can be keep in small groups of one male and two or three females.
- This Old World arachnid is from Kenya and Tanzania.
- They can reach up to 8" across with extended legs.
- They are considered are harmless but fast. They move sideways (like crabs) and are arboreal in nature.
- They can pinch with their claws, but rarely do, choosing to run away instead.
- They are considered communal, and can be keep in small groups of one male and two or three females.