Cyriopagopus sp. 'Valhalla' (Emerald Shadow Tarantula)
Cyriopagopus sp. 'Valhalla', Omothymus sp. 'Valhalla' (Emerald Shadow Tree Spider) for sale
This legendary species has taken the hobby by storm since its introduction in 2018-19!
Featuring a larger size of around 7"+, adults of this species have jet black legs and abdomen, with an emerald green valhalla and long orange hairs all over the body.
We have grown many spiderlings to adulthood and our females are getting darker and more green with every molt even at 6"! This is one of those delayed gratification species but trust us, its worth the wait!
This species is also sexually dimorphic and mature males will turn a solid emerald green all over the legs carapace and abdomen!
Spiderlings of this sepcies will be darker with longer orange hairs and as they grow they lighten in color, keeping darker stripes on the abdomen and the orange hairs.
Males will continue to lighten and get more green until they are bright emerald green in their ultimate molt. Females will darken until they are a deep black coloration!
This species was called Cyriopagopus sp. Valhalla in the beginning, but are much more similar to Omothymus which is the reason for the recent renaming of this species.
Whatever you would like to call them, expect adults to look as gorgeous as the females in these photos. There is not really anything like them in the hobby!
These are some of the most impressive animals in our breeder collection and definitley a species I plan to always have around!
Get yours today while they last!
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Cyriopagopus sp. 'Valhalla', Omothymus sp. 'Valhalla' (Emerald Shadow Tree Spider) for sale
This legendary species has taken the hobby by storm since its introduction in 2018-19!
Featuring a larger size of around 7"+, adults of this species have jet black legs and abdomen, with an emerald green valhalla and long orange hairs all over the body.
We have grown many spiderlings to adulthood and our females are getting darker and more green with every molt even at 6"! This is one of those delayed gratification species but trust us, its worth the wait!
This species is also sexually dimorphic and mature males will turn a solid emerald green all over the legs carapace and abdomen!
Spiderlings of this sepcies will be darker with longer orange hairs and as they grow they lighten in color, keeping darker stripes on the abdomen and the orange hairs.
Males will continue to lighten and get more green until they are bright emerald green in their ultimate molt. Females will darken until they are a deep black coloration!
This species was called Cyriopagopus sp. Valhalla in the beginning, but are much more similar to Omothymus which is the reason for the recent renaming of this species.
Whatever you would like to call them, expect adults to look as gorgeous as the females in these photos. There is not really anything like them in the hobby!
These are some of the most impressive animals in our breeder collection and definitley a species I plan to always have around!
Get yours today while they last!
