Orientothele yani (ex. Macrothele) 1/2” Christmas providing a highly customizable habitat

providing a highly customizable habitat with multiple lid and background options

Compact & Secure: Perfectly sized for young spiderlings

Heavy webbers that will reach a little over 2 inches as adult

Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent discoloration over time

Orientothele yani (ex. Macrothele) 1/2” Christmas providing a highly customizable habitatsize 1 2 These incredible spiders were described in 2002 by Xiang Xu, Chang min Yin, & Charles E. Griswold. From the Gaoligong Mountains in the Yunnan Province of China. Originally described as a Macrothele species, however in 2025 a paper on Macrothele created 4 new genera dividing them up a bit. These spider where then moved to the new genera Orientothele. Dont be fooled though, these spicy spiders are still full of attitude and are really fun to