Guyruita cerrado

This species gets its name from the Brazilian Tupi indian language, which means “to go underneath rocks”.

The name comes from the biology of some Ischnocolinae, as well as specimens of G. cerrado from Goi’¡s, which were found living underneath rocks,

That aside are a lovely looking Brazilian species which as a semi dwarf max out around 10cm,

Whereas slings hatch out small they are reasonably quick growers,

Spiderling Pot and fruit flies to start off with along with our rainforest substrate will be fine to start them off, before moving into spiderling kits, not sure if keepers want to provide a pebble