Cyriocosmus sp 'Cereza' 1/4” With zipper Originally described Hemirrhagus peruvianus in

Originally described Hemirrhagus peruvianus in 1916 by Ralph Vary Chamberlin

This terrestrial spider from Chile gets about 5”-6” and is still sought after by beginners for its usually calm demeanor

Named after Stephen Hogg who helped collect material for the description of this spider

and are easy to keep

Cyriocosmus sp 'Cereza' 1/4” With zipper Originally described Hemirrhagus peruvianus insize 1 4 This is a new species to the hobby with little info out there. Cereza is the Spanish word for cherry, which refers to the common name, Cherry Dwarf Tarantula. Im unsure what country they are native to at this time, but I suspect Peru. An undescibed species that looks like it probably maxes out around 2 inches from the pics of adults that Ive seen.